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I would agree with you but it's not that simple. In Toronto there was a "controversy" when the schools allowed parents to exempt their children from drag queen
by alienicecream 3y ago
I would agree with you but it's not that simple. In Toronto there was a "controversy" when the schools allowed parents to exempt their children from drag queen story hour.
- kube-system 3y agoI am not familiar with that situation, but I think my previous statement could apply in any situation. I'm not picking sides here. There are ways to discuss sensitive and ideologically divisive topics in an academic and neutral way. The way religion and politics are covered in social studies courses is often a good example of this. You don't have to pick sides to cover a topic in a neutral manner.
- alienicecream 3y agoWell my point with that example was that in your case your parents wouldn't have had the option to not let you watch the cartoon, the school would have decided for them. It's not just about kids discussing what they've been exposed to at home.