Many of us have watched the “All in the Family Episode” in 1975 when Beverly LaSalle, a drag queen, was saved by Archie and later befriended by Edith. We mourned his death along with Edith in a later episode. Back in the 1970s we thought it was entertainment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Today, drag performances are beyond anything most of us could have imagined in the 70s. Satan plays a long game, and he’s winning this one. A drag queen performance took place at a Tucson high school in May on a Saturday night; it won’t be long until these shows are part of a school day. Watch the fiasco be labeled “mental health”. And when the community wakes up and says no thank you to the queens, we will be called homophobic, haters, racist, Bible-toters, pro-child suicide, and anti-science. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
How did this happen? Americans overall are tolerant. Most of us want to be left alone so we are happy to leave others alone. Approving gay “marriage” at the time to many seemed benign, but that movement was just a vehicle to get to the children. Of course those with same-sex attraction want to have a community where they feel comfortable. We were fine with that, until the the radicals in the sexxx industry chased down our children.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Brick Road Coffee in Tempe is a classic example of crossing the line between hanging out with friends with similar lifestyles and using kids for entertainment and political purposes. The owners wanted to open a coffee house and be a hub for their circle in the east valley while providing tasty products. That sounds fine until…….<\/p>\n\n\n\n
On Monday, January 9, 2023, a tight network of LGBTQalphabet groups will host a Body Bag Protest outside Arizona’s capitol building. The premise is pending legislation which protects<\/a> staff in a school setting from being forced to use pronouns which don’t reflect the student’s DNA.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The bill is in its infancy; there are many steps to go through before it can become law. The Legislature may want to consider protecting other students<\/a>, also. How are students supposed to keep up with a classmate’s gender and pronouns if they are “fluid” as we are told? The bill’s sponsor, Arizona State Senator John Kavanagh, explained why he supports this bill on the James T. Harris show on Thursday and shared some great points.<\/p>\n\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/notinourschools.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/bb-1.jpg\")
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