On the first day, a few students talked about supporting gay rights, and no one paid much attention.
On the second day, a school counselor talked about respecting each other, and no one paid much attention.
On the third day, a few students spoke against homosexuality and a teacher said it is ''wrong according to the Bible'' -- and people noticed very much.
That final segment of a Miami Sunset Senior High television project roiled the normally placid West Dade campus, drew sharp response from both students and teachers and has raised questions about the free exchange of ideas and religion in public schools.
Interesting. Read the whole thing.
Another hat tip goes to EIA.
As Mike at EIA says, it'll be great to watch all those free-speech-loving lefties who are defending Jay Bennish in Colorado switch sides when it comes to this case in Florida.
ReplyDeletebut the first 2 broadcasts didn't attack heterosexuality the way the third attacks homosexuality. how does that weigh in?
ReplyDeletehi Darren, you are right. thanks for responding.
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