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Federal Judge Orders Florida School to Allow Gay Club to Meet

homelogoUnited States District Judge Henry Lee Adams Jr. has granted a preliminary injunction to force Nassau County school officials to allow from Yulee High School near Jacksonville, Florida to hold meetings for a club promoting tolerance for gays.

The two students, Hannah Page, 15, and Jacob Brock, 16, sued for the injunction with the help of the ACLU.

Under the order, the local board must give official recognition to the Gay-Straight Alliance and give it the same privileges as other student organizations. The school district argued that it primarily objected to the name on the grounds that it has an abstinence-based sex education curriculum and does not like references to sexual orientation. Somehow “The Students-Who-Are-Interested-In-Certain-Non-Sport-Relationships” Club was not appealing.

There are 3,000 “Gay-Straight Alliance” clubs in schools nationwide, including 80 in Florida.

Of course, the Yuleee “Hornets” may want to consider that the Vespa crabro build whole nests around a “poopy queen” who has sex with various males (who promptly die after sex). Makes the Gay-Straight Alliance look pretty wholesome in comparison.

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4 thoughts on “Federal Judge Orders Florida School to Allow Gay Club to Meet”

  1. Thought Limbaugh wanted all drug abusers to go to jail…I hope Limbaugh fails.

  2. “The school district argued that it primarily objected to the name on the grounds that it has an abstinence-based sex education curriculum and does not like references to sexual orientation.”

    This simply makes no sense. No student could even say they were heterosexual under this logic. Both gay and straight kids could say they believed in waiting until they get married, if that will help the school feel better.

  3. I agree, bo. I can’t believe those bastards assisted Rush Limbaugh in his drug case when he asked for their help. It’s disgusting! Absolutely unamerican. We need Congressional hearings on Rush’s drug problems. He’s a bad influence on children.

  4. 3. THE 10 COMMANDMENTS
    The real reason that we can’t have the Ten Commandments posted in a courthouse is this — you cannot post ‘Thou Shalt Not Steal’ ‘Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery’ and ‘Thou Shall Not Lie’ in a building full of lawyers, judges and politicians … it creates a hostile work environment.

    I rest my case.

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