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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP. What the people who brought this suit don’t understand is that mandating this education was helping their cause, not hurting it. Having the weirdest, most cringe middle school teacher heavy-handedly preaching to kids about how they are mandated to think essentially just has the effect of turning kids in the exact opposite direction. The younger half of Gen Z — the ones who got these lessons — are sharply more conservative (particularly socially) than their older peers. That is not a coincidence. Bar the lessons, and you make them cool again. Not that these plaintiffs understand kids, of course. [/quote] lol that is actually true. That said I fear the collateral damage. My kid is LGBT and is one of those kids quietly supported by an awesome librarian. [/quote]
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