To: DemWatch
When the Edmund Burke School in Washington, D.C., held a diversity day, students gathered in a circle and were asked to step into the middle if they described themselves as homosexual. No students stepped forward. Then they were asked to step forward if they thought of themselves as bisexual, and of the sixty students present, fifteen stepped forward, including eleven girls. Is it just me or is the thought of a school making someone declare sexual-related aspects about themselves incredibly fascistic, even setting aside that youngsters may not be fully certain?
To: Unam Sanctam
Especially surprising considering it was the "Edmund Burke School".
18 posted on
02/09/2004 12:58:36 PM PST by
Paul_B
To: Unam Sanctam; rmlew
"When the Edmund Burke School in Washington, D.C.," Is it just me or is the thought of a school making someone declare sexual-related aspects about themselves incredibly fascistic,
I bet Edmund Burke is rolling over in his grave.
19 posted on
02/09/2004 1:00:31 PM PST by
Paleo Conservative
(Do not remove this tag under penalty of law.)
To: Unam Sanctam
The courts have agreed that students can not grade one another's papers because of privacy issues. Sexuality, however, can be exposed in an open assembly.
OK...I think I understand.
52 posted on
02/09/2004 5:13:17 PM PST by
sharktrager
(The last rebel without a cause in a world full of causes without a rebel.)
To: Unam Sanctam
Is it just me or is the thought of a school making someone declare sexual-related aspects about themselves incredibly fascistic, even setting aside that youngsters may not be fully certain? Excellent point. Fifty cents says a homosexual adult was in the room when that transpired. That little mise en scene is very liberal, very GLSEN-ian. Wonder if there was a homosexual adult in the room, taking names?
67 posted on
02/10/2004 1:08:48 AM PST by
lentulusgracchus
(Et praeterea caeterum censeo, delenda est Carthago. -- M. Porcius Cato)
To: Unam Sanctam
When the Edmund Burke School in Washington, D.C., held a diversity day, students gathered in a circle and were asked to step into the middle if they described themselves as homosexual. No students stepped forward. Then they were asked to step forward if they thought of themselves as bisexual, and of the sixty students present, fifteen stepped forward, including eleven girls.Is it just me or is the thought of a school making someone declare sexual-related aspects about themselves incredibly fascistic, even setting aside that youngsters may not be fully certain?
It's not just you.
71 posted on
02/10/2004 6:42:43 AM PST by
mrustow
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