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Divisive family values
Loudoun Times-Mirror May 3, 2005 By Susan Ernst I read with alarm and sadness Sabrina Audrey Jess’s story of her homosexual friend’s inability to talk with his parents because the priest at his church labeled his behavior as “evil” (“Teen … Continue reading
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Tagged Coming out, Dick Black, Letters, Schools, Youth
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‘Offsides’ author takes her work to church
Loudoun Times-Mirror April 26, 2005 By Shannon Sollinger Sabrina Audrey Jess is one of the few teenagers who can “Google” on her own name and find a pageful of references. Even she, author of the notorious “Offsides,” was surprised to … Continue reading
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Tagged Coming out, Drama policy, Faith, Schools, United Church of Christ
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Lawmaker Decries GMU Health Fair, ‘Moral Depravity’
Washington Post April 22, 2005 By Annie Gowen The clean-cut young man taking detailed notes stood out at a meeting of Pro-Choice Patriots at George Mason University on Wednesday night as the mostly female group discussed plans for its campuswide … Continue reading
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Tagged Ken Cuccinelli, Schools, Viewpoint discrimination
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Draft School Performance Restrictions Spark Objections
Leesburg Today April 14, 2005 By Allen Browning Even before it gets on the books, a proposed Loudoun County School Board policy restricting the content of theatrical productions came under strong fire Tuesday night. The majority of speakers who addressed … Continue reading
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Tagged Drama policy, School Board, Schools
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Debate over a play continues in county
Loudoun Easterner April 13, 2005 By David Bradley The Loudoun County School Board continues to ponder policies that could restrict the content of plays performed in public schools. During a meeting of the School Board’s Legislative Policy Committee last week, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dick Black, Drama policy, LCPS, School Board, Schools, Viewpoint discrimination
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Censoring schools
Loudoun Times-Mirror April 13, 2005 By Jeri McGiverin, Mainstream Loudoun “I’m not looking to invite litigation, but I’m also not looking to escape it by not doing the job we’re here to do.” This was the closing remark of Mark … Continue reading
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Censoring School Plays
A School Board committee is trying to craft a policy on school productions. Loudoun Connection April 13, 2005 By Andrea Zentz Members of a School Board committee will spend the next two weeks reviewing proposed guidelines for drama productions in … Continue reading