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If you don't prescribe to a particular faith, why are you there?
The child is not gay. This had nothing to do with anything related to LGBTQ issues. She just liked rainbows. Which tenet of the Christian faith precludes one from eating a rainbow-colored cake? If the administrators at her school are so stupid to believe that anything with a rainbow is related to OMGgay, then it’s probably for the best that she’s not learning in that environment.
The child is not gay. This had nothing to do with anything related to LGBTQ issues. She just liked rainbows. Which tenet of the Christian faith precludes one from eating a rainbow-colored cake? If the administrators at her school are so stupid to believe that anything with a rainbow is related to OMGgay, then it’s probably for the best that she’s not learning in that environment.
Sounds as if the school's administration never learned about Noah's Ark...
The rainbow can also be interpreted as a symbol of the covenant between Noah and God in the Old Testament. Assuming every display of a rainbow means gay pride is pretty ignorant. But then I think the kid would be better off elsewhere anyways.
I’m not taking sides but you neglected to mention that she was already on probation for two years of continuous violations of the school’s student code of conduct, most recently bringing juul pods to school.
It seems that a Classical Christian school (which I have never heard of until now & what this particular school is - founded in 1995) is just another name for a hardcore Baptist/Evangelical school.
The handful of Baptists/Evangs I've met/known?
If something is perceived to be wrong? It is wrong. No room for deviation. At least not in the public eye. What you do at home is your own business. As long as no one reports your deviant behavior and you keep your deviant behavior off of social media....
Maybe 20-25 years ago rainbows would have been allowed to be embraced by these "types" of schools, but since LBGTQ took all things "rainbow" over? I guess you can't "like" rainbows in a CC School. Not even as a 15 year old.
Perhaps the school should stick that in their handbook. Something along the lines of the fact that "rainbows have been co-opted by evil, therefore all man-made representations of rainbows are evil - whether on a cake, a sweater, a cartoon character, etc. ".
Sounds like a setup by mommy for a lawsuit against the school.
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