AFA Report 2001: GLSEN Links Children to Dangerous Websites and Adults

Time to reread one of the best summaries we’ve seen on what Kevin Jennings’ GLSEN and other homosexual activist groups are actually doing in the schools. Ed Vitagliano wrote this in 2001 in the American Family Association Journal.

Targeting Kids; Part Three: Activists Encouraging Experimentation (American Family Association, AFA Journal, May 2001.)

EXCERPTS: What do kids find when they access the homosexual activist groups provided as resources by the [school] pamphlet? … [In Seattle,] GLSEN’s home page was an Internet doorway into every sort of pro-homosexual venue imaginable.

One GLSEN link, for example, was to a website that welcomed young people “who are searching out their sexual orientation.” It asked young visitors, “Do you feel that you might be bisexual, gay, or lesbian? This is the place for you.” (Emphasis added by Vitagliano.)

What important information was provided to these young people? Pictures of naked same-sex teenagers embracing, a homosexual dating service where gay youth could find “partners or friends of the same sexual orientation,” and chat rooms where homosexual youth could meet others.

http://www.afa.net/homosexual_agenda/childrenc.asp

Homosexual Agenda

TARGETING CHILDREN

Part three: Activists encouraging experimentation.

-...Confusing impressionable minds:
Even in the best of times, young people very often find themselves confused about many issues – not the least of which is sex. Whether it is part of the normal adolescent journey to sexual identity or a spin-off effect of the current debate over homosexuality, some young people do question whether or not they are heterosexual.

For example, in a 1992 survey of nearly 35,000 Minnesota youth (grades 7 through 12), homosexual researcher Gary Remafedi at the University of Minnesota found that 25.9% of 12-year-olds were not sure whether they were heterosexual or homosexual.

But Remafedi also found that such confusion begins to decrease as students grow older. Research by Dr. Kirk Cameron concurred. In a paper published in 1995 by Family Research Institute (FRI), that study found that while 25% of kids were unsure of their sexual orientation at age 12, that percentage steadily declined to about 5% by age 18.

Obviously, this early period of confusion is a critical time for young people. But the resulting confusion created by homosexuals about sexual orientation adds to the sexual confusion of young people. And even more insidious is the manner in which homosexual activists take advantage of this confusion by enthusiastically encouraging young people to experiment with homosexuality.

In Northboro, Massachusetts, for example, parents of freshmen students were stunned to discover that their kids had been invited by their high school history teacher to try homosexuality. History teacher Douglas Matthews – an advisor to the school’s “gay-straight” student alliance – handed out a questionnaire that asked, “If you’ve never slept with a person of the same sex and enjoyed it, is it possible that all you need is a good gay lover?”

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