Fire them all.Should be a fun time
New Jersey to require 2nd graders learn about gender identity in fall, alarming parents
The New Jersey Department of Education is pushing for a more robust sex education curriculum that teaches gender theory to kids just leaving kindergarten.www.foxnews.com
@globalhawk weren’t you the one last weekend railing on me because I only showed one example of young grade schoolers being taught this subject and how the Florida law was a waste of legislation because it just doesn’t happen?Should be a fun time
New Jersey to require 2nd graders learn about gender identity in fall, alarming parents
The New Jersey Department of Education is pushing for a more robust sex education curriculum that teaches gender theory to kids just leaving kindergarten.
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Maybe you need to rename your thread title. The Don’t Say Gay haters are awfully light in here considering the stink they raised in last week’s thread.Should be a fun time
New Jersey to require 2nd graders learn about gender identity in fall, alarming parents
The New Jersey Department of Education is pushing for a more robust sex education curriculum that teaches gender theory to kids just leaving kindergarten.
Thats when they learn to survive school shootings
Insane.Should be a fun time
New Jersey to require 2nd graders learn about gender identity in fall, alarming parents
The New Jersey Department of Education is pushing for a more robust sex education curriculum that teaches gender theory to kids just leaving kindergarten.
Sometimes I think Democrats don’t even want to win.
Should be a fun time
New Jersey to require 2nd graders learn about gender identity in fall, alarming parents
The New Jersey Department of Education is pushing for a more robust sex education curriculum that teaches gender theory to kids just leaving kindergarten.
I followed the links in your articles to the actual standards and lesson plan because I was interested in what NJ was expecting kids to learn by the end of 2nd grade. I didn't find the horrible indoctrination Fox and other conservative sites are claiming. The way I read the standards and the lesson plan, I think the intent is for kids to talk about the expectations for girls and boys. (i.e. pink is for girls, trucks are for boys, etc.) I see their goal as making kids aware that even though they are a girl they can like "boy" things and activities, and the reverse for boys. I don't see any mention of the idea of choosing your gender, instead they are teaching that your gender shouldn't stop you from enjoying things that are often associated with the opposite gender. I included the links to the standards and the lesson plan mentioned in the articles. I would appreciate others showing me where NJ is pushing the idea that 2nd graders can choose whether to be a boy or girl.@globalhawk weren’t you the one last weekend railing on me because I only showed one example of young grade schoolers being taught this subject and how the Florida law was a waste of legislation because it just doesn’t happen?
And if you don’t like the Fox link in OP, here’s another
NJ first-graders to learn about gender identity in new sex-ed lessons
A lesson called “Pink, Blue and Purple” aims to teach the 6-year-olds to define “gender, gender identity and gender role stereotypes,” according to a report.
And Google will return many more
If this is true then it is absolute bull crap. Unacceptable.@globalhawk weren’t you the one last weekend railing on me because I only showed one example of young grade schoolers being taught this subject and how the Florida law was a waste of legislation because it just doesn’t happen?
And if you don’t like the Fox link in OP, here’s another
NJ first-graders to learn about gender identity in new sex-ed lessons
A lesson called “Pink, Blue and Purple” aims to teach the 6-year-olds to define “gender, gender identity and gender role stereotypes,” according to a report.
And Google will return many more
Read the links included in my post. I think you will agree the intent is different from the slant of the linked articles.
I followed the links in your articles to the actual standards and lesson plan because I was interested in what NJ was expecting kids to learn by the end of 2nd grade. I didn't find the horrible indoctrination Fox and other conservative sites are claiming. The way I read the standards and the lesson plan, I think the intent is for kids to talk about the expectations for girls and boys. (i.e. pink is for girls, trucks are for boys, etc.) I see their goal as making kids aware that even though they are a girl they can like "boy" things and activities, and the reverse for boys. I don't see any mention of the idea of choosing your gender, instead they are teaching that your gender shouldn't stop you from enjoying things that are often associated with the opposite gender. I included the links to the standards and the lesson plan mentioned in the articles. I would appreciate others showing me where NJ is pushing the idea that 2nd graders can choose whether to be a boy or girl.
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A little busy right now but I will later. I will wait for more information to come out though.
NY Post??? Lol@globalhawk weren’t you the one last weekend railing on me because I only showed one example of young grade schoolers being taught this subject and how the Florida law was a waste of legislation because it just doesn’t happen?
And if you don’t like the Fox link in OP, here’s another
NJ first-graders to learn about gender identity in new sex-ed lessons
A lesson called “Pink, Blue and Purple” aims to teach the 6-year-olds to define “gender, gender identity and gender role stereotypes,” according to a report.
And Google will return many more
So…a bs nothing burger from a MAGA idiot and jumped on by moderate Jan. LolI followed the links in your articles to the actual standards and lesson plan because I was interested in what NJ was expecting kids to learn by the end of 2nd grade. I didn't find the horrible indoctrination Fox and other conservative sites are claiming. The way I read the standards and the lesson plan, I think the intent is for kids to talk about the expectations for girls and boys. (i.e. pink is for girls, trucks are for boys, etc.) I see their goal as making kids aware that even though they are a girl they can like "boy" things and activities, and the reverse for boys. I don't see any mention of the idea of choosing your gender, instead they are teaching that your gender shouldn't stop you from enjoying things that are often associated with the opposite gender. I included the links to the standards and the lesson plan mentioned in the articles. I would appreciate others showing me where NJ is pushing the idea that 2nd graders can choose whether to be a boy or girl.
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Can confirm, was a 3rd grader once.
Itz Saturday nite, I don’t care bout spelling, but thanks four pointing that out.
As expected, the right took a pretty mild thing and twisted it into the culture war fodder they need to keep their base unfocused on the truly terrible legislation they are ramming through the court system right now.I followed the links in your articles to the actual standards and lesson plan because I was interested in what NJ was expecting kids to learn by the end of 2nd grade. I didn't find the horrible indoctrination Fox and other conservative sites are claiming. The way I read the standards and the lesson plan, I think the intent is for kids to talk about the expectations for girls and boys. (i.e. pink is for girls, trucks are for boys, etc.) I see their goal as making kids aware that even though they are a girl they can like "boy" things and activities, and the reverse for boys. I don't see any mention of the idea of choosing your gender, instead they are teaching that your gender shouldn't stop you from enjoying things that are often associated with the opposite gender. I included the links to the standards and the lesson plan mentioned in the articles. I would appreciate others showing me where NJ is pushing the idea that 2nd graders can choose whether to be a boy or girl.
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This is also true. If you don't think 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders talk about these things and understand them then you haven't had kids that young since 1990. Either the internet or TV or just from being exposed to gender identity out in public, they know about. And like naughty words, there isn't anything you can do to stop it. Should it be taught in schools? Well, for me that depends on the details. I certainly don't see anything wrong with what they are doing in New Jersey though.
I’m their principal and even we are allowed to misspell a word every once in awhile. Like I tell them, adults make mistakes, too.
You’re right. This issue is a winner for Dems. Keep up the good work.
The womens lifting episode is all I can think of atm. What are you referring to?
You are such a loser. Do you do anything but post here? Seriously - I am saying this to be nice, you need a ****ing life
I am a little drunk; but, yes I was trying to be nice. You need to seriously get a life beyond a message board. Maybe open a window? Start looking at the good in life and not think the world is against you. Life’s short - don’t live it on a message board
Holy shit. Kinda wish I knew how to do that artwork. May be a million dollar T-shirt these days (sorta serious).I am saving this on my phone so I have something to remind me.
I followed the links in your articles to the actual standards and lesson plan because I was interested in what NJ was expecting kids to learn by the end of 2nd grade. I didn't find the horrible indoctrination Fox and other conservative sites are claiming. The way I read the standards and the lesson plan, I think the intent is for kids to talk about the expectations for girls and boys. (i.e. pink is for girls, trucks are for boys, etc.) I see their goal as making kids aware that even though they are a girl they can like "boy" things and activities, and the reverse for boys. I don't see any mention of the idea of choosing your gender, instead they are teaching that your gender shouldn't stop you from enjoying things that are often associated with the opposite gender. I included the links to the standards and the lesson plan mentioned in the articles. I would appreciate others showing me where NJ is pushing the idea that 2nd graders can choose whether to be a boy or girl.
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That's not what I said. But lying about what Democrats are doing certainly works for Republicans. Campaigning is easy when your base is full of gullible idiots.
