When government is buying the books for our children, it's ok to be cautious.
What I have seen is that parents are objecting their young children being sexualized with taxpayer money.
What I have seen is that parents are objecting their young children being sexualized with taxpayer money.
Is knowing stories featuring gay people a form of sexualization?
This is the thinking that rubberized playgrounds. Your precious children are in the world. Deal with it.
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EDIT: @dang has established that I'm 'posting too fast' every 37 minutes. Dang, we see you.
Here's my reply: Because some of those children are like me and would benefit, as as I would have, from access to actual, true information, so they don't kill themselves, like I almost did.
You think you're saving your kids. You're traumatizing them.
Would I object to an elementary school book featuring two compadres or comadres who deeply care for each other and teach the value of enduring friendship and affection? Of course not. But that's a far cry from outright depiction of sexual practices.
What was your home life like as a child? Did you experience a loving household? What is your relationship with your parents like?
When did you realize you were attracted to men instead of women?
What was your first sexual experience? What age, with whom? Was it consensual? Any porn?
I'm sure I will have more questions but since you are willing to educate about you, I am willing to learn.