MD
qualiaphile
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmon...-a-teaching-tool-in-alberta-schools-1.3830417
What do you think? Yes or No?
What do you think? Yes or No?
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Should drag shows be used as a teaching tool in schools?
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Unveiled Artist
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No. We should be taught about sexual identity and what it means to LGBT.. to identify how they choose. Maybe high school can incorporate sexual continuum education in their "sex-ed" classes.
Drag shows Id say is more college. Id say just like we have chess clubs and such, events are extracurrecular activities. It may confuse students since anyone can be a drag queen but not everyone identifies as one.
Education first and foremost to get rid of steretypes and bias. Sad to say this includes religious norms and bias that stiffen a persons right to be himself.
Whilst I don't know about Gender Neutral terms in schools, drag being used in cosmetology and drama doesn't seem like a terrible idea. I mean I wouldn't mind getting some makeup tips from professional Drag Queens. They are far better at it than the vast majority of women I know.
Using it in drama and cosmetology is a valid way to learn things related to those fields. Since they both involve makeup and cosmetology students would have to learn about skin care things anyway. Though maybe more for seniors, grades 7-10 have a tendency to be a tad.........er immature lol
Using it in drama and cosmetology is a valid way to learn things related to those fields. Since they both involve makeup and cosmetology students would have to learn about skin care things anyway. Though maybe more for seniors, grades 7-10 have a tendency to be a tad.........er immature lol
Sure. I see no reason why not.
Why?
No "boys" or "girls"....just "comrades".
This is double plus great!
This is double plus great!
But what does this story have to do with the U.S.?
What do you think "gender theory" is?
A "degenerate"? Excuse the hell out of me, but who you think you are? It's nastiness like that that's the reason why I'm not a Catholic anymore. Why would I want to be part of a group that's so disgusting towards others, even people you don't even know. You don't know a damn thing about me, so how dare you try to insult. You're not God and I see nothing of Christ in you.
Now, if you don't want to discuss a post you made, then don't post in the first place. But what's the point of you being here, then?
McBell
Unbound
Stalwart
Member
I'm unwilling to dignify the delusion of gender theory to begin with by pretending to have a serious discussion about it; I just mentioned it and my opposition to it in order to give reason to my answer of 'no'. Additionally, as they say, one should never argue with a fool, lest the fool bring him down to his level and beat him with experience.
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So you think you can just insult all transgender and intersex people, insult members of the forum and then run away like a coward, while trying to appear all falsely arrogant? That's not how it works, honey. You should also recall the saying about how it's better for the fool to remain silent.
McBell
Unbound
Perhaps if you put your ego in check you could have an honest discussion.
The thing is, why would you post in this thread at all if you honestly felt the way you claim in the above quoted post?
Because here you are....
I personally do not see your bait and switch tactic as anything other than dishonest.
However, I do want to thank you for revealing that honest discussion, hell, any discussion, with you will not be possible.
McBell
Unbound
I have to disagree.
I think his arrogance is completely genuine.
Are we going to have to fight about this? *takes off his earrings and heels and passes them to his girlfriend*
McBell
Unbound
Damn skippyAre we going to have to fight about this? *takes off his earrings and heels and passes them to his girlfriend*
*takes off his shirt and pants and leaves them in an unceremonious pile*