Don G. Dinsdale Loc: El Cajon, CA (San Diego County)

That is why I never read Racist Rags like the NYT!! they never give the REAL NEWS!! Only their OPINIONS which are RARELY on point!!

That way I am never INTIMIDATED into thinking I am something I AM NOT!! Skinner

Backlash is rising against the Marxist critical race theory (CRT) behind The New YorkTimes‘ “1619 Project” and other efforts to indoctrinate Americans with the idea that American society is fundamentally or “structurally” racist. This week, the Chinese American Citizens Alliance of Greater New York (CACAGNY) issued a powerful statement condemning critical race theory and urging Chinese Americans to oppose it.“critical race theory (CRT) is a hateful, divisive, manipulative fraud,” CACAGNYdeclared. “One way or another, CRT wants to get rid of too many Asians in good schools. Asians are over-represented.

CRT is today’s Chinese Exclusion Act. CRT is the real hate crime against Asians” (emphasis original). Critical race theory teaches that any racial disparities must ipso facto be proof of some hidden racial bias or discrimination, regardless of civil rights laws explicitly forbidding such discrimination. Since Americans of Asian ancestry are overrepresented in colleges, universities, and certain high-income professions, CRT effectively teaches that American society is structurally biased in favor of Asians. Also in today’s Situation Update: Ben Carson declares transgender indoctrination of children to be “child abuse.”

LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago

Agreed with your posting

***Ben Carson declares transgender indoctrination of children to be “child abuse.”
>>>That is fact is what it is. FACT.

SWMBO

Yes it is child abuse and, in mant ways the worst time as it totally distorts the childs perception of him or herself in ways that the child ,au never get past. I suggest that everyone read some of Walt Heyers writings to understand at least a small amount of the destruction INTENTIONALLY done to such children. Look up Walt Heyer and go to his site for a lot of his first hand information.

NPP


Walt Heyer's life looked like a success. Since childhood, however, he had struggled with the desire to dress in women's clothes and to be a woman.

NOTE: This article deals with sensitive and difficult issues and contains content for mature readers.

Married for 19 years, successful in business, and the father of two children, Walt Heyer’s life looked like a success. Since childhood, however, he had struggled with the desire to dress in women’s clothes and to be a woman. This obsession was becoming stronger.

After a divorce, and a short visit with a psychologist to refer him for surgery, Walt endured a number of procedures: electrolysis; breast and buttocks implants; a nose job; facial surgeries; skin peels; hormones; and, finally, “sexual reassignment surgery.”

Walt tells his story in the book, Trading My Sorrows, where he says that even after spending time and money on “becoming a woman,” he was abusing alcohol and drugs, wrestling with depression and thoughts of suicide, and confused about who he was. He writes,

“My bad choices had destroyed my identity, my family and my career. The surgeon’s knife and resulting amputation had not changed me from a man into a woman. I now knew that. …

“It was becoming very clear that the surgery they call sex change or gender reassignment is not a sex or gender change at all, but a means to living out a masquerade through the destruction of perfectly good sexual organs.”

But God was at work in Walt’s life, and he began a long, painful road — not without relapses and failure — toward healing. Through support from friends at Alcoholics Anonymous, pastors, counselors, neighbors and church members, he found grace and acceptance. Most importantly, his relationship with God began to bring forgiveness, integration, truth and healing into his life. He was able to face the depths of childhood abuse, self-hatred, shame, and his own sinful choices.

Today, Walt is a man who reaches out to men and women struggling with transgender issues and to men and women who deeply regret their “sexual reassignment surgery,” which is fairly common.

It’s not an easy road, but there are those who leave transgenderism behind.

“A key element to healing is working through the delusion that changing genders is possible,” he says. “It gets much easier to recover when you acknowledge that surgery cannot perform a gender change, nothing can. You are as God made you to be. Live it, love it and celebrate it.”

For more information about Walt Heyer, visit his website, https://sites.google.com/site/tradingmysorrowsbook/. Walt’s book, Trading My Sorrows, has been updated and republished as A Transgender’s Faith; it is available at the Focus on the Family Store.

NOTE: Referral to websites not produced by Focus on the Family is for informational purposes only and does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of the sites’ content.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

None of that is true. Preventing youngsters from knowing the truth about their country, warts and all, will lead to adults repeating mistakes their forebears made. No one is perfect, no society is perfect, a truth that prompted Abraham Lincoln to admit that are seeking a more perfect union.

That being said, sticking to facts is essential. That means, no censoring to avoid hurting someone's feelings and no classroom editorializing .

Rose42

Mistakes are repeated regardless as more people are numbed to reality

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

Oh, right, so we should just stop trying. Abe was wrong, we don't give a damn about trying to create a more perfect union....................half of us think we are now and have always been perfect just the way we are and the other half just doesn't care.

Rose42

Wow are you way off base. You’re reading way too much into what I said.

billy a Loc: South Florida

Had Walter sought the Spiritual answer to his confusion in the beginning of his unfortunate journey, he could have avoided a lot of pain and heartache. But God doesn't make mistakes, and now Wally is [ Hopefully ] reaching those who would make the same rash decision with his own personal truth.
His involvement in a Twelve-Step program probably showed him the value of his poor decisions...that's what we do. I haven't, and won't read his book...there is sufficient information in this post for me to comment. God-Speed to the guy/gal for making the most out of his/her life.

SWMBO

Walt Heyer was 4 and lived with his mother and grandmother, the abusive one, at the time. I do not believe that Jesus Christ was part of his life until he was an adult, and by then he was immersed in the abuse and the long time effects of it. No, you do not need to read any of his posts or go to his blog but you do need to ask Jesus for forgiveness for your hateful comments about him, and by innuendo about all of those of us who work with abused boys and try to help them heal.

billy a Loc: South Florida

Please quote where I was " hateful".

teabag09

I didn't find your screed hateful, more like factual. Mike