Good for you. The communities and teachers here would not even tolerate that so there is very little about the topic that ever comes up here. The ONLY time it has come up in 9 years of teaching was when a couple of students came up claiming that Tinky Winky was gay (having heard the mighty Fallwell's all-knowing statement as such, not any statement from a pro-gay organization).
Abstinence is only taught here too. In our elementary, the PTA handles it and parents attend with their kids. Though I never really saw the g stuf going through school, even if I had, it would not have mattered. My parents trained us in morals and values and would not have worried about us being affected. None of my seven siblings nor I ever had to worry about drugs, alcohol, pre-marital s--, smoking, etc. We didn't really hit the parties, but we didn't hide under a rock either. We were all active in sports, youth groups, family, clubs (including Boy Scouts--all 6 boys are Eagle Scouts), etc. And yes, we went to an inner-city type high school (which I absolutely enjoyed).The afore-mention notion was confirmed when my brother recently told a study group classmate to leave the house when he started ranting about g-m. Luckily, the others were definitely not supportive of the guy.
As far as a promotion poster, I have that one solved. I sometimes conveniently forget things. I could just make that same excuse here if the situation ever arose.:)
I have to admit, I don't really like a lot of PC stuff. I think it's been taken way far to extreme in both directions. I don't like the organizations promoting g stuff everywhere. On the other extreme, it seems as if it's only a matter of time before old standbys like Shaggy and Scooby, Full House (3 real and surrogate dads), Laverne and Shirley (all of them--Carmine and Lenny and Squiggy included), Gilligan's Island, and so on are going to be accused of promoted the g agenda. I hear on Sesame Street that Ernie is moving out of Bert's place, Oscar will find a real home and will become nice, Big Bird will wear some clothes, Kermit will find a real frog as a girlfriend instead of a pig, and Elmo will go out for the football team. Coming soon to a TV near you.