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The ACLU’s Battle Against “Blatant Gender Stereotypes”

bells4freedom Wrote: Sep 21, 2012 8:48 AM

I ended up a single parent (mom) and it was not planned. The schools we had did not have such events, but the church and some other groups did. It was no problem and I thought nothing of it. My dad, brothers, uncles, cousins or friends were more than willing to escort my daughter. Life happens and you have to deal with it. Unfortunately society today can not & will not deal with anything, they expect everyone else to "deal" with it for them.

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The ACLU’s Battle Against “Blatant Gender Stereotypes”

Have you heard about the ACLU’s latest antics? Their most recent victory is so outrageous, so outlandish, and so ridiculous that words actually fail in trying to describe it. Not surprisingly, this legal theater of the absurd is being played out in Rhode Island.

Last year, a high school in Cranston, Rhode Island attracted national attention when it removed a “prayer banner” that had been displayed in the school for 20 years. (This was the text of the terribly dangerous, offensive prayer: “Our Heavenly Father. Grant us each day the desire to do our best. To grow mentally and...

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