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'Mom' and 'Dad' banished by California

Schwarzenegger signs law outlawing terms perceived as negative to 'gays'

October 13, 2007

"Mom and Dad" as well as "husband and wife" effectively have been banned

from California schools under a bill signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger,

who with his signature also ordered public schools to allow boys to use

girls restrooms and locker rooms, and vice versa, if they choose.

"We are shocked and appalled that the governor has blatantly attacked

traditional family values in California," said Karen England, executive

director of Capitol Resource Institute.

"With this decision, Gov. Schwarzenegger has told parents that their values

are irrelevant. Many parents will have no choice but to pull their children

out of the public schools that have now become sexualized indoctrination

centers."

"Arnold Schwarzenegger has delivered young children into the hands of those

who will introduce them to alternative sexual lifestyles," said Randy

Thomasson, president of Campaign for Children and Families, which worked to

defeat the plans. "This means children as young as five years old will be

mentally molested in school classrooms.

"Shame on Schwarzenegger and the Democrat politicians for ensuring that

every California school becomes a homosexual-bisexual-transsexual

indoctrination center," he said.

Analysts have warned that schools across the nation will be impacted by the

decision, since textbook publishers must cater to their largest purchaser,

which often is California, and they will be unlikely to go to the expense of

having a separate edition for other states.

The bills signed by Schwarzenegger include SB777, which bans anything in

public schools that could be interpreted as negative toward homosexuality,

bisexuality and other alternative lifestyle choices.

There are no similar protections for students with traditional or

conservative lifestyles and beliefs, however.

"SB 777 will result in reverse discrimination against students with

religious and traditional family values," said Meredith Turney, legislative

liaison for Capitol Resource Institute. "These students have lost their

voice as the direct result of Gov. Schwarzenegger's unbelievable decision.

The terms 'mom and dad' or 'husband and wife' could promote discrimination

against homosexuals if a same-sex couple is not also featured.

"Parents want the assurance that when their children go to school they will

learn the fundamentals of reading, writing and arithmetic - not social

indoctrination regarding alternative sexual lifestyles. Now that SB777 is

law, schools will in fact become indoctrination centers for sexual

experimentation," she said.

England told WND that the law is not a list of banned words, including "mom"

and "dad." But she said the requirement is that the law bans discriminatory

bias.

"Having 'mom' and 'dad' promotes a dicsriminatory bias. You have to either

get rid of 'mom' and 'dad' or include everything when talking about

[parental issues]," she said. "They [promoters of sexual alternative

lifestyles] do consider that discriminatory."

Also signed was AB394, which targets parents and teachers for such

indoctrination through "anti-harassment" training, CCF said.

Schwarzenegger had vetoed almost identical provisions a year ago, saying

existing state law already provided for penalties for discrimination.

"We had hoped that the governor would once again veto this outrageous

legislation but he obviously decided to side with the out-of-touch

extremists that control the legislature. This law does not reflect the true

values of the average Californian," said England. "True leadership means

standing up for what is true and right."

Thomasson said SB777 prohibits any "instruction" or school-sponsored

"activity" that "promotes a discriminatory bias" against "gender" - the

bill's definition includes cross-dressing and sex changes - as well as

"sexual orientation."

"Because no textbook or instruction in California public schools currently

disparages transsexuality, bisexuality, or homosexuality, the practical

effect of SB777 will be to require positive portrayals of these sexual

lifestyles at every government-operated school," CCF noted.

Offenders will face the wrath of the state Department of Education, up to

and including lawsuits.

CCF noted that now on a banned list will be any text, reference or teaching

aid that portrays marriage as only between a man and woman, materials that

say people are born male or female (and not in between), sources that fail

to include a variety of transsexual, bisexual and homosexual historical

figures, and sex education materials that fail to offer the option of sex

changes.

Further, homecoming kings now can be either male or female - as can

homecoming queens, and students, whether male or female, must be allowed to

use the restroom and locker room corresponding to the sex with which they

choose to identify.

AB394 promotes the same issues through state-funded publications, postings,

curricula and handouts to students, parents and teachers.

It also creates the circumstances where a parent who says marriage is only

for a man and a woman in the presence of a lesbian teacher could be

convicted of "harassment," and a student who believes people are born either

male or female could be reported as a "harasser" by a male teacher who wears

women's clothes, CCF said.

Thomasson said Schwarzenegger also signed AB14, which prohibits state

funding for any program that does not support a range of alternative sexual

practices, including state-funded social services run by churches.

Affected will be day cares, preschool or after-school programs, food and

housing programs, senior services, anti-gang efforts, jobs programs and

others.

Thomasson said it also forces every hospital in California - even private,

religious hospitals - to adopt policies in support of transsexuality,

bisexuality, and homosexuality and opens up nonprofit organizations to

lawsuits if they exclude members that engage in homosexual, bisexual, or

transsexual conduct.

"It's the height of intolerance to punish individuals, organizations,

businesses, and churches that have moral standards on sexual conduct and

sexual lifestyles," said Thomasson, in response to the signing of AB14.

"This is another insensitive law that violates people's moral boundaries."

The vitriol over the issue rose to new levels in its latest campaign.

As WND reported, a board member for the homosexual advocacy group Equality

California verbally attacked and threatened CRI for its opposition to the

bill earlier.

The board member sent an e-mail and video to CRI threatening the group would

be buried if it continued efforts opposing the homosexual advocacy.

"The shocking hate mail we received shows that those behind this legislation

do not promote true tolerance," said England. "Only politically correct

speech will be tolerated. Those with religious or traditional moral beliefs

will not be allowed to express their opinions in public schools."

She also cited an informational document published by the Gay-Straight

Alliance Network and the Transgender Law Center that already is lobbying for

special treatment in the school system.

"If you want to use a restroom that matches your gender identity . you

should be allowed to do so," it advises. "Whenever students are divided up

into boys and girls, you should be allowed to join the group or participate

in the program that matches your gender identity as much as possible."

Further, the groups advise, "If you change your name to one that better

matches your gender identity, a school needs to use that name to refer to

you." The advocacy group also warns schools against bringing parents into

any such discussion with students.

WND has documented a number of earlier cases in which educators, including

leaders in California, have taken it upon themselves to promote a homosexual

lifestyle to children under their charge.

WND reported California Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell,

under whose supervision hundreds of thousands of children are being

educated, has used his state position and taxpayer-funded stationery to

praise a "gay" pride event used in the past to expose children to sexually

explicit activities.

That drew vehement objections from several educators, including Priscilla

Schreiber, the president of the Grossmont Unified High School District

governing board.

"I am outraged that a person in this high-ranking elected position would

advocate an event where diversity is not just being celebrated but where

pornography and indecent exposure is being perpetrated on the young and

innocent children of our communities," she said.