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Florida is an immigrant State? Yes? No?
With Muslim and Catholic immigration steadily increasing and these two teaming up, Rhonda Santis isn't your problem. It's the voters behind him/her.
WTF makes you think they'll allow you near their children after murdering your own?
With Muslim and Catholic immigration steadily increasing and these two teaming up, Rhonda Santis isn't your problem. It's the voters behind him/her.
WTF makes you think they'll allow you near their children after murdering your own?
AP Psychology can be taught in Florida in its 'entirety,' state official says, amid fight over gender and sexual orientation teachings — CNN
The head of Florida's education department on Friday told school officials that Advanced Placement Psychology courses may be taught in their "entirety" after dizzying concerns over new state laws barring material on sexual orientation and gender identity.
A battle of semantics.
AP Psychology can be taught in Florida in its 'entirety,' state official says, amid fight over gender and sexual orientation teachings — CNN
The head of Florida's education department on Friday told school officials that Advanced Placement Psychology courses may be taught in their "entirety" after dizzying concerns over new state laws barring material on sexual orientation and gender identity.apple.news
AP Psychology can be taught in Florida in its 'entirety,' state official says, amid fight over gender and sexual orientation teachings — CNN
The head of Florida's education department on Friday told school officials that Advanced Placement Psychology courses may be taught in their "entirety" after dizzying concerns over new state laws barring material on sexual orientation and gender identity.
And yet that's not true.
They can be taught but they have to omit parts of the curriculum that have been part of the program since it began 30 years ago.
When you have to add a "But" to the statement, that's not "the entirety", it's "with exceptions" and those exceptions are destroying what Psych should be about.
Let kids see penises, private parts
Author of the article:Brad Hunter
Published Aug 03, 2023 • Last updated 2 days ago • 2 minute read
An activist University of British Columbia professor is under fire for claiming young children should be exposed to adult genitals — to prepare them for seeing naked trans people.
Journalism professor Katja Thieme made the comments on social media.
The comments were an apparent shot at swimmer Riley Gaines who has been at the forefront of the battle against trans athletes in general and controversial rival Lia Thomas in particular.
The professor took umbrage with a video Gaines appeared in.
In her response, the academic sniffed: “Hey, want to know one of my all-time excellent parenting ideas? Let. Little. Children. See. Penises. And. Vulvas. Of. Various. Ages. And. Sizes. In. A. Casual. Normalized. Totally. Safe. Way.”
She added: “The world will thank you for it. And so will those children when they grow up.”
Gaines has been at the forefront in the fight against including trans athletes in women’s sports.
The University of Pennsylvania’s Thomas had raced for the Ivy League’s school’s men’s team until 2019 when she moved to the women’s swim team.
Gaines noted: “I felt like I was going into the race with my hands tied behind my back.”
Not good enough for the academic, who slammed Gaines as a transphobe.
“Gaines gets tearful about the emotional effect it had on her that Thomas was holding the trophy which she had also won,” Thieme said in the July Twitter thread.
“That’s just whiny. What a sore not-even-loser.”
And Thieme doesn’t like it — not one bit — that some women feel uncomfortable sharing a change room with a biological male. That, she said, triggers “anti-trans activism”
“Teenage girl on the swim team sees or claims to have seen a trans person in the nude in the women’s changeroom. Her anti-trans parent or parents kick into high gear,” the academic wrote.
“They lean on coaches: Tell trans folk to change elsewhere. Coach says, no, we can’t, that’s discriminatory.
“They lean on the club admin: Send a warning message to all members that trans folk are using these facilities. Admin says, hell no, that’s crazy and would be very wrong.
“They contact Riley Gaines or other transphobes of their choice, they organize protests, events, meetings, hearings, and whatnot.”
Thieme has now locked down her Twitter profile.
No wonder. One person responding on Twitter called her the “definition of grooming”
bhunter@postmedia.com
@HunterTOSun
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Author of the article:Brad Hunter
Published Aug 03, 2023 • Last updated 2 days ago • 2 minute read
An activist University of British Columbia professor is under fire for claiming young children should be exposed to adult genitals — to prepare them for seeing naked trans people.
Journalism professor Katja Thieme made the comments on social media.
The comments were an apparent shot at swimmer Riley Gaines who has been at the forefront of the battle against trans athletes in general and controversial rival Lia Thomas in particular.
The professor took umbrage with a video Gaines appeared in.
In her response, the academic sniffed: “Hey, want to know one of my all-time excellent parenting ideas? Let. Little. Children. See. Penises. And. Vulvas. Of. Various. Ages. And. Sizes. In. A. Casual. Normalized. Totally. Safe. Way.”
She added: “The world will thank you for it. And so will those children when they grow up.”
Gaines has been at the forefront in the fight against including trans athletes in women’s sports.
The University of Pennsylvania’s Thomas had raced for the Ivy League’s school’s men’s team until 2019 when she moved to the women’s swim team.
Gaines noted: “I felt like I was going into the race with my hands tied behind my back.”
Not good enough for the academic, who slammed Gaines as a transphobe.
“Gaines gets tearful about the emotional effect it had on her that Thomas was holding the trophy which she had also won,” Thieme said in the July Twitter thread.
“That’s just whiny. What a sore not-even-loser.”
And Thieme doesn’t like it — not one bit — that some women feel uncomfortable sharing a change room with a biological male. That, she said, triggers “anti-trans activism”
“Teenage girl on the swim team sees or claims to have seen a trans person in the nude in the women’s changeroom. Her anti-trans parent or parents kick into high gear,” the academic wrote.
“They lean on coaches: Tell trans folk to change elsewhere. Coach says, no, we can’t, that’s discriminatory.
“They lean on the club admin: Send a warning message to all members that trans folk are using these facilities. Admin says, hell no, that’s crazy and would be very wrong.
“They contact Riley Gaines or other transphobes of their choice, they organize protests, events, meetings, hearings, and whatnot.”
Thieme has now locked down her Twitter profile.
No wonder. One person responding on Twitter called her the “definition of grooming”
bhunter@postmedia.com
@HunterTOSun
UBC prof's top parenting tip: Let kids see penises, private parts
A University of British Columbia professor claims young children should be exposed to adult genitals — to prepare them for seeing naked trans people.
Boo-Hoo life is so hard....
If you think your life is harder than a weed living in a crack in the asphalt of a Vietnamese restaurant parking lot in downtown Regina Saskatchewan please, by all means, kill yourself.
If you think your life is harder than a weed living in a crack in the asphalt of a Vietnamese restaurant parking lot in downtown Regina Saskatchewan please, by all means, kill yourself.
But of course those kids were raised horribly or something according to the right.
Using the "birds and the bees" to have sex ed talk with your kids shows how out of touch a parent would be.
Thankfully my mom, being a nurse, actually taught my brother and I what all kids should know, and that was when I was about 8 years old. Including getting a book from the library.
Sadly parents are chicken shits when it comes to sex ed talk and their kids.
I'm sure you realize that "the birds and the bees" is just an expression to put in other words "the facts of life".
No one really says much actually about the birds and the bees other than to illustrate how nature takes its natural course... naturally.
at what point in your mom's discussion did she kill your sense of humour?
