Protesters, CPC leadership hopeful compare Ontario’s new sex-ed curriculum to residential schools
Protestors against Ontario’s sex ed curriculum compared the teaching guidelines to Canada’s dark history of residential schools. Speakers at the rally on the lawn of Queen’s Park Tuesday, including a federal Conservative leadership candidate, said the new curriculum infringes on parental rights and drew comparisons to the forced schooling of generations of indigenous children.
Conservative leadership hopeful compares new sex-ed curriculum to residential schools
Trost said after his speech that the Ontario sex-ed curriculum is “not nearly” the same level of seriousness as residential schools, but “the underlying principle is the same.”
Sex-ed controversy continues as school year begins
Ontario’s new sex-ed curriculum was implemented last fall with polarizing results as some parents loved it and others pulled their children from class. Entering its second year, the debate continues. “When you take the shame out of your body parts, I think that’s a very important building block for understanding and respecting your body, and somebody else’s,”
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Children are society’s most precious asset; they are the future of our great nation. Children are also the most vulnerable members of our society. Shockingly, the government is willing to teach radical sexual education to our children in the name of diversity & inclusion. Our government has also only mandated a minimum 1 year sentence for an individual convicted of raping a child – we believe this is not good enough.
Letter to The Toronto Star
Re: Ontario’s sex-ed debate
Your editorial states, “Among the anti-sex-ed propaganda is an anonymous letter being passed around Peel District schools in Arabic, Brown reports: ‘Our 12-year-old daughter or son . . . will be asked in class to explore his or her own body by touching their private parts, masturbating, and pleasuring their body.’ The new curriculum does no such thing.”
In my view the curriculum does promote masturbation on page 175, stating, “Exploring one’s body by touching or masturbating is something that many people do and find pleasurable. It is common and is not harmful and is one way of learning about your body.”
The Star describes me as an “anti-sex-education monger.” I have never been against sex education but I am against this radical curriculum that teaches little children graduate level ideas of gender identity. The bait and switch technique of stating the “Ontario government should debunk misinformation on its new sex education curriculum” and then not addressing fact that “gender identity” is taught 39 times throughout the curriculum, from Grade 1 through 8.
On page 124, the teacher is instructed in paragraph C3.3: “describe how visible differences . . . and invisible differences . . . e.g. gender identity . . . make each person unique.”
I hope we can have an accurate, respectful debate where the Star defends the merits of this curriculum teaching little children that they “may or may not be the same (gender) as the person’s biological sex” and that there are six genders, not two. If you cannot, please do not lower the discourse to simple name calling.
Charles McVety, President, Canada Christian College and School of Graduate Theological Studies, Toronto
Appeal to Parents – Kathleen Wynne,
Proselytizer of a New Religion
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The 2015 Sex-Ed Curriculum Has Been Released
Kathleen Wynne’s 2015 Sex-Ed curriculum has finally been released to the public. This is the curriculum that will be implemented next September after coming under intense scrutiny for lacking adequate parental consultation, for teaching young children to give sexual consent, and for teaching different sexual concepts at radically inappropriate ages. Click below to read the curriculum and see what the Wynne government plans on teaching our children.
The Both/And curriculum
The Both/And curriculum is a document that aims to teach children beginning in kindergarten that they aren’t necessarily one gender or another, but rather they could by any single gender or a mixture of genders. The goal of this curriculum is to have children question their gender starting in kindergarten.
CLICK HERE TO SEE QUOTATION( Page 18 on PDF File)
“School boards have put out a curriculum that encourages children to question their gender identity by telling them they may not be the same gender as their anatomy TDSB Equity Inclusive Curriculum – See Page 10 .pdf”
Contact Premier Kathleen Wynne
Ms. Wynne:
795 Eglinton Ave East, Unit 101
Toronto, Ontario M4G 4E4
Tel: 416-425-6777
Fax: 416-425-0350
Email: kwynne.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org
The Origin of Sex Ed Curriculums
Alfred Kinsey was the father of the sexual revolution, and he is responsible for most of the ideology behind the new sex ed curriculum that is being presented in Ontario. Watch these videos to learn more about the man who fathered the sexual revolution:
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