Federal judge declines to block new Indiana law barring teaching of sex in grades K-3

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6 thoughts on “Federal judge declines to block new Indiana law barring teaching of sex in grades K-3

  1. Why does this even need to be a law? It doesn’t seem that it’s being taught in the classroom to K-3 students, so what is the purpose? Seems like typical Republicans who try to make something out of nothing.

    1. because the leftist democrat wackos want to be able to groom these kids. the proof is right there that someone would think it is a violation of free speech laws. something out of nothing?

    2. As an add to what D.D. said, in addition to the way the lawsuit tried to “frame” the situation as a violation of first amendment rights, look at the way the Associated Press tried to “frame” it in the article, “Republican lawmakers approved the law this year during a session that targeted LGBTQ+ people in the state.” The law targeted what could be taught to kids in pre-K through 3rd grade, not individuals. Very similar to the “Don’t Say Gay Bill” as was reported in Florida except the word gay wasn’t written once in the 1200 pages of the bill. Nice journalistic “integrity” by the AP and the IBJ. (what a joke!)

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