[Unam Sanctam]

"Some kids in the school don't accept homosexuality and the flag is an affront to their religious beliefs," said senior Laura Steinberger, the school's student liaison to the Board of Education. Steinberger brought the controversy to the board's attention at a recent meeting.

"It represents diversity as a whole," said junior R.J. Cuthbertson, also 16 and a member of the club. "We put it up to show that everyone is safe here and this is an accepting community."

As a Christian who has every right to think homosexual activity morally wrong, I certainly would not feel "safe" or "accepted" in any school that promoted the gay activist agenda through flying one of their flags.

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If the judical activism displayed by the Supreme Court was only supposed to affect "consenting adults in private", why are homosexuals allowed to have clubs at schools? Sounds like some minors are getting into something that was supposed to be for "adults only".

If they take to the streets, push for marriage, and have iconic symbols, that is hardly "in private".