Tag Archives: Anoka-Hennepin
Minnesota school district drops anti-LGBT policy that spawned national controversy
A small step forward. Here’s hoping the school district actually walks the talk and will continue to progress forward. From the American Independent: Minnesota’s embattled Anoka-Hennepin School Board voted on Monday to repeal a long-held policy that prohibits discussion of … Continue reading →
Anoka-Hennepin Responds to Rolling Stone Article with Indignant Neutrality
Shocked to see its dirty laundry publicized in an article on the LGBT neutrality policy and its detrimental effects on students an article in Rolling Stone, the Anoka-Hennepin school district reponds with the usual claptrap about being an enviornment that doesn’t … Continue reading →
To Live and Die in Anoka-Hennepin
As first seen on the blog goodasyou.org, Rolling Stone has an article taking a closer look into the life of the Anoka-Hennepin school district, it’s neutrality policy on LGBT issues and the effect that it has had on teens. Below … Continue reading →
Conservative Christian parents fight for right to discriminate against LGBT students at Anoka Hennepin
From an article in the Twin Cities Daily Planet by Andy Birkey. The ridiculousness of the parents positions speak for themselves. A slew of conservative Christian parents — and even an orthodox rabbi — implored the Anoka-Hennepin School District to … Continue reading →
Parents’ league presents demands to Anoka-Hennepin schools
While the caucuses and primaries were going on you might have missed this item from the StarTribune in Minneapolis: A group of parents demanded [the night of Jan 9th] that Anoka-Hennepin schools commit more resources to “students of faith, moral … Continue reading →
Why It Gets Better: Howard Stern Defends Ellen DeGeneres
In my continuing effort to show why it gets better, comes this clip that I first heard on Joe.My.God. and am posting here. Howard Stern defends Ellen, Rosie O’Donnell and LGBT people in general in this ten-minute clip from his … Continue reading →