Grothman was a staunch opponent of the recently passed Healthy Youth Act, a law that requires all state public schools that teach sex education to provide a comprehensive and all-inclusive curriculum; among other things, for example, schools can no longer teach abstinence-only sex education. One of Grothman’s main problems with the bill was its insistence on requiring the teaching of homosexuality.
In actuality, the bill didn’t outright require that homosexuality be taught, but rather that no bias be placed against “any
race, gender, sexual orientation, or ethnic or cultural background or against sexually active students or pupils with disabilities.” (Emphasis added)
Grothman is appalled--appalled!--that the bill would grant homosexual students the same opportunity to receive a comprehensive sexual education that straight students would get.
Grothman looked back to his glory days in high school as a reference point. “Did anyone even know what homosexuality was in high school in 1975?” he asked rhetorically in a recent interview. “I don’t remember any discussion about that at the time. There were a few guys who would make fun of a few effeminate boys, but that’s a different thing than homosexuality. Homosexuality was not on anyone’s radar. And that’s a good thing.”
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