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Old 03-07-2018, 09:15 AM #18
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I have no objection to the subject being discussed in school. I have three nieces who are now 15, 13 and 10. They all go to the same school and they all have openly gay friends at that school. Kids are far more accepting of others than adults are anyway, so having adults force a gay pride march on a primary school seems like overkill to me.
fair enough it should be discussed in schools glad we agree on that, I feel like a pride event would be fun for the kids that's all and obviously it would be marketed completely differently from how adults pride events are organised, even though the only difference would be no alcohol and of course it would be less provocative even though it's usually just the people attending adults pride events that make it provocative (myself included oop) but anyone would have the common sense to dress sensible to a event centred around kids .
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