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So when a liberal group gets involved in ending a horrific practice, you can't voice your support of it because of who they are. Got it....
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Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal won't be endorsing one high school's effort to have its first integrated prom -- at least for the time being, his spokesman said.
In an email to WMAZ-TV, Deal's representative Brian Robinson said the governor would not respond to a progressive nonprofit group's calls to support students' efforts to organize the first integrated prom at Wilcox County High School.
"This is a leftist front group for the state Democratic Party and we're not going to lend a hand to their silly publicity stunt," Robinson wrote, according to WMAZ-TV.
Yet three Republican state representatives have joined four Democrats in endorsing the integrated prom, according to Better Georgia, the group that called for Deal to also support the idea.
Wilcox County High School, located in Rochelle, Ga., is planning to have its first integrated prom this year, thanks to the efforts of a small group of students who organized and fundraised for the event. The Georgia NAACP helped the students' effort by lobbying the Wilcox County School Board to end the practice of segregated proms.
Good! Makes me proud to have voted for him few years ago. It's none of his business. It is the business of the parents of the students in that town. Its called FREE ASSOCIATION they are more than welcome to make their own prom and pay for it all etc..I am sure they would get plenty of kids to attend. As usual you social engineers just can't stand people allowing to associate with who they want.
Is this for real? There's segregated proms? In this day?
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