Posted on 01/21/2016 11:55:53 AM PST by aimhigh
The U.S. Department of Education announced Wednesday it will publish detailed information about religious schools that receive federal permission to discriminate based on sex, gender identity and sexual orientation, despite receiving federal funds.
That information is likely to put some religious schools in the hot seat for policies that aren't flattering in today's social climate -- including colleges in or near Portland.
The decision came after a handful of senators -- including Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore. -- called for greater transparency regarding Title IX exemptions.
(Excerpt) Read more at oregonlive.com ...
“Discrimination”: a refusal to embrace the homosexual agenda.
“Time to shut down the Dept. of Education and force the communists to find real jobs.”
Sure is, but in this day and age you have to do it with a proper PR strategy.
1. Publish the Dept. of Ed internet traffic, see how much traffic goes to LGBT sites, porn sites, etc. That will soften them up.
2. Do a detailed audit to see where their funds go, focusing on end-of-year boondoggles and procurements
3. Identify all the subcontractors they employ to generate LGBT content and services
4. Just for giggles, cross-reference DUI’s and registered sex offenders in their midst.
5. Detail time card records, bonuses paid, and other info on what each employee actually costs
6. Audit “telecommuting” in the agency.
Publish all of the above widely, and then say “We don’t have any choice, it’s clear nothing much of any value is being accomplished in this department, so we had to shut it down”
Actually, I think it’s time for these worthless f*ck for parents pay to educate their own kids.
Does that apply to Hillary and her emails?
the gay gestapo wants to out these faith based schools to compile an enemy list. so they conduct protests and smear campaigns against the schools. but many of these schools are up front about their beliefs. brigham young u requires students to sign moral clauses.
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