Evidently "gay" is always okay...

I found this via Pewsitter at http://www.pacificjustice.org/:

Ridgecrest, CA--A parent of two young girls was caught off guard recently when her daughters came home from school with questions about a man dressed like a woman on duty in the school cafeteria. The parent was further chagrined when officials in the Sierra Sands Unified School District confirmed the story but insisted their hands were tied.

What continues to floor the parent, Phyllis Fernandez, whose daughters attend kindergarten and third grade at Faller Elementary School, is that the employee’s attire would not be permissible for students. The employee, a substitute lunch duty worker, was wearing makeup and a spaghetti strap shirt, with his bra straps visible to students. District dress code policies for students ban both spaghetti straps and visible undergarments.

“I shouldn’t have to be explaining to my five and eight year old girls why a man at their school is wearing a bra,” said Mrs. Fernandez. “The school believes they have to give special treatment to this individual because of his chosen gender expression, but the learning environment is suffering.”

Attorneys at the Pacific Justice Institute, who are advising Mrs. Fernandez, noted that these types of frustrations are fueling a groundswell of support to repeal SB 48, which would require California schools to promote transgender, bisexual and homosexual historical figures. “Parents are fed up with schools being manipulated by politicians and special interest groups to push an extreme social agenda,” said PJI President Brad Dacus. He added, “Behavior like cross-dressing disrupts the educational environment, and parents have a right to be concerned for their children.”

(End of story, my comments follow.)

Okay, no putting lipstick on this pig and I'm tired of euphemisms and pulling punches.

We're now at a point where anything goes if you're queer. Here's a blatantly open fag allowed to be in the presence of small children. The school district claims they're powerless to do anything. Scared to do anything is probably more like it.

This is where our country has come to. It's wrong. It condones an aberrant mode of thought and behavior. Young children shouldn't have to learn why "Steve" dresses like "Eve". They shouldn't have to be subjected to public displays of homosexual behavior. It's an abomination. The freak show belongs behind closed doors between consenting adults with no children allowed.

We'll pay for this, both those of us who actively promote it and those of us whose silence implies acceptance. God have mercy on us all, but we WILL pay for this and other abominations.