Canada: radical sex education curriculum being pushed in public schools by LGBTQ advocates

Jan 12, 2018 by

by Wendy Griffith, CBN News:

‘Mommy, I Don’t Want to Be a Boy!’ Little Girl’s Reaction to Radical Sex Ed Program Says It All.

VANCOUVER, Canada — In Canada, the fight is on over a radical sex education curriculum being pushed in public schools by LGBTQ advocates. Many parents fear their children will become confused and even brainwashed, while supporters claim the program is about allowing students to be their “true selves.”

SOGI

It’s called Sexual Orientation and Gender Identification, or SOGI, a curriculum that teaches public school students across Canada to celebrate the homosexual lifestyle and that gender is fluid. In other words, your gender is not dependent on what parts you were born with but rather what you feel like in the moment.

One female teacher in Canada told her young class, “There are people who are boys, there are people who are girls, there are people whose gender might be a little bit of both or might even be neither.”

Lessons include books about transgender children, such as 10,000 Dresses, and songs like “The Rainbow Song,” which includes the line, “Gender won’t decide the choices we make. Some boys like dressing up; some girls like catching snakes.”

The SOGI curriculum started in British Columbia in 2016 and is quickly spreading throughout Canada.

“And I just thought, who decided that this was OK to teach our children?” said Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson, a leading opponent of SOGI.

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