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Minnesota: Some parents alarmed as ?anti-bully? legislation moves to Senate

By ADF Alliance Alert

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StarTribune.com: "The bill cleared a committee today and is headed to the Senate floor for a vote . . . Holding up a children's book that ends with two men getting married, several parents of students at a public school with an anti-bullying program weighed in Monday on proposed state anti-bullying legislation. They said the bill, designed to hold school districts more accountable on the issue, is less about inclusiveness and getting along than it is about promoting same-sex marriage and a pro-gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender agenda . . . " Tom Prichard of the Minnesota Family Council is quoted. Visit the Council's home page for more coverage.

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on March 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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