The normalization and promotion of homosexuality has reached new heights in Vancouver, Canada.
The Vancouver School Board is now taking an active role in promoting homosexuality and redefining gender roles in it schools through a new annual student conference. Promoted as the “first-ever anti-homophobia conference for students,” the Dare to Stand Out Student Conference, held March 24 at a local elementary school, focused on helping students combat gender stereotypes and start Gay Straight Alliances for those “who are ready to stand out and make their school more inclusive.”
“Join youth and teachers from around the province who want to connect, share, dream and plan a world without homophobia and gender stereotypes,” the poster advertised.
“Speakers and presentations will educate, entertain and inspire. The day will feature live theatre, readings, comedy, as well as prominent local and national LGBTQ personalities sharing their work. Participants will be given tools and resources: to promote diversity, address homophobia/trasnphobia/discrimination, and create a safer school community.”
Although every student should feel safe while at school, this clearly goes beyond the realm of encouraging safety and kindness and extends into promoting homosexual behavior. The list of sponsors—Day of Pink, Jer’s Vision, Out in Schools and Qmunity Gab Youth—speakers, and events makes this intention perfectly clear.
As LifeSiteNews.com reports,
“The six-hour conference, held during regular school hours from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, included plays and comedy routines as well as workshops on such topics as “self esteem and healthy sexuality through drama,” “BC’s Queer History Through Media,” and a “panel discussion on gender identity and stereotypes.”
Speakers at the event included Janine Fuller, manager of Little Sister’s sex shop and pornographic bookstore; Morgan Brayton, a columnist for homosexual newspaper Xtra! West, who in a 2006 column detailed her experience in a public orgy; lesbian comedienne Kimothy Shaughnessy and Vancouver Pride Society president Ken Coolen.”
Such a list of events and speakers is clearly not designed to create safer schools, but simply to push for radical acceptance of homosexual behavior.