BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP, New Jersey, October 29, 2019 (LifeSiteNews)
– The mayor of a New Jersey township is holding firm against negative
reactions to his forceful denunciation of a state law mandating that
“LGBT history” be taught in public schools.
Democrat Gov. Phil Murphy signed Senate Bill 1569
in January, requiring school boards to develop lessons about the
“political, economic, and social contributions of persons with
disabilities and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people”
throughout history.
During an August committee meeting for Barnegat Township, Republican Mayor Alfonso Cirulli assailed
the LGBT agenda as “an affront to almighty God” and declared that “now
is the time for the righteous to stand up for their rights” before the
school district implements a new curriculum in line with the new
mandate.
"The government has no right to teach our kids morality," he said,
arguing that "we've crossed over the line into absurdity” in overriding
parents’ right to decide when and how to introduce children to such
sensitive subjects.
“Everyone has a right to live his or her life the way they want to,
but no group has a right to force others to comply with their beliefs,”
added Cirulli, who is a former assistant principal.--> READ MORE
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