Stan Wasbin, a father of four, has
warned officials that California's LGBT history law will turn schools
into “re-education camps” for homosexual agenda.
Senate Bill 48 (SB48) or the FAIR
Education Act, sponsored by state Senator Mark Leno, a
Democrat from San Francisco, took effect last January and requires
that the California Board of Education and local school districts
include the historical contributions of gay, lesbian, bisexual and
transgender people in their lesson plans.
Two attempts by opponents to repeal the
law by referendum have failed to reach the ballot box.
Wasbin,whose children attend school
within the Capistrano Unified School District, recently wrote a
three-page letter to district officials to request the subject be
placed on the agenda for the next school board meeting.
“Let's not further burden our
teachers by forcing them to teach LGBT material, a subject that so
readily lends itself to propaganda and which can engender sexual
confusion,” Wasbin
wrote.
“If someone has made an important
contribution – and that person happens to be classified as LGBT –
then by all means, let's teach our children about that person – but
not because of that person's sexual identity group.”
School officials have agreed to hear
more from Wasbin at their Monday meeting.