New Jersey 2nd graders
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So you would have a problem if your daughter rode motorcycles and wanted to be a pilot or if your son liked cooking and wanted to be a nurse? Traditional gender roles are the only things questioned in this standard. Here is the homework for 2nd graders after the Pink, Blue, and Purple Lesson.
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That tweet says it's a video from Amaze and that NJ students are watching videos from Amaze, but it doesn't say the students are watching that video as part of the curriculum. If you can provide a link to the porn video being referenced in the educational materials of NJ, I will admit I am wrong.
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@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.www.google.com
And Google will return many more
2 cases!?!?! Thank God you and FL were there to save the kids. LOL! 🤣. You sure showed @globalhawk
You’re not wrong. I have the exact same thoughts.
I agree with you that the actual 2nd grade curriculum is not nearly as bad as the FOX story makes them out to be.So you would have a problem if your daughter rode motorcycles and wanted to be a pilot or if your son liked cooking and wanted to be a nurse? Traditional gender roles are the only things questioned in this standard. Here is the homework for 2nd graders after the Pink, Blue, and Purple Lesson.
Once they get into 5th grade there are things that are not age appropriate, though.
When people describe the political parties as cults, this is why.
Which standards do you think are not age appropriate for 5th grade?
In 2019, New Jersey enacted a measure that required public schools to implement an LGBTQ curriculum for students in grades five through 12, becoming the second U.S. state to do so after California.
Go two panels above in the same lesson, which btw, is listed for first graders. It depicts a blue and a pink card, lesson being either card would be ok for a boy or girl. In my family I would tend to reserve pink for my daughter in clothing and style. I also would not put my son in a dress. Horrible me: stereotype. Poor kids are confused as ever.So you would have a problem if your daughter rode motorcycles and wanted to be a pilot or if your son liked cooking and wanted to be a nurse? Traditional gender roles are the only things questioned in this standard. Here is the homework for 2nd graders after the Pink, Blue, and Purple Lesson.
As far as profession, they can be whatever they think they want to be.
The best part of this is that parents are actually starting to pay attention to what is happening at school with their kids.
They're both about gender stereotypes, right?
Go to 2.1.2.SSH.1 of the 66 pg. document. It talks about how dress may be used to express yourself and how gender stereotypes may limit that behavior.
Well, I think parents have the right to limit their son from wearing a dress.
Sure it is. Evidence that this video is what they want shown in classrooms? Because encouraging watching porn certainly isn't what was written in the standard.
The point isn’t that you can’t be as much of a frightened conservative as you want - the point is that they’re teaching kids not to bully other kids who make different decisions.
Do the standards say that the child should wear clothing their parents don't approve of?
Letting right wing media tell them what they want parents to think is actually being taught in schools isn't paying attention to what is happening at school with their kids. Maybe helping their kids with their homework, or looking over their assignments when they bring them home would be a far better way of doing that.
Based on the comments of the authors, if you go to the curriculum for the 2nd grade, there are links to this site. I started the process of posting but I would have to drop box the document, spend 30 minutes posting it…all to have you idiots comment with a laughing emoji.
It’s there, go search it
It's evidence that Republicans often respond to the headlines without reading the links included in the articles they share. If you did, you would see the conservative hysteria in this case is not warranted.
I hate to tell you but this issue has way more support on the GOP side. This issue will hurt democrats badly. I’ll enjoy every minute of it
You did? Then why don’t you just reply to him with what you found out instead of pretending to be an attorney. Your act is getting old.
Oh, I didn't know that this portion of the standards was limited to schoolyard bullies ... cuz it's not.
No, it questions limits that stifle expression in the manner of dress. Makes no exceptions for the wishes of the parents.
Here is the part of the Twitter comments your are referring. If you follow the link in the post there is no reference to the video. If you read the responses to her post others agree with me the video is not listed in the curriculum. Holly Schepisis is the New Jersey State Senator, representing the 39th legislative district.
In other words, someone told you what to think and be outraged about here, and you didn't bother to look into any actual facts.
BAU.
The same people on this board that thought it was a major waste of time and money for Iowa to enact laws about transgenders in sports, don’t think it’s a waste of time and money for a school to create and enact this curriculum.
Personally, I think both were/are a waste of resources.
Personally, I think both were/are a waste of resources.
Oh surprise, certain things can't or shouldn't be done or said in certain environments.
Republicans create imaginary bullshit story lines and the "both siders" shake their heads and wag their fingers at the Democrats.
No wonder our democracy is backsliding.
Yes yea, the world will end of women wear pants and men wear skirts. Just don’t tell the scots.
I looked at the 2nd grade material. Talking about boners , anus, vulvas…
I don’t remember that in 2nd grade
I don’t remember that in 2nd grade
