In the contemporary United States, a cultural war continues to rage in classrooms and in corporate centers across the union. While the celebrations which occur annually for “Pride Month” are several months away, the issues of gender identity remain at the forefront of the tense cultural conflict within the country. Gay marriage was made legal nationwide in 2015, and many individuals felt that this would finally be a turning point in the issue. Despite this, the community continues to openly advocate for their lifestyle to be promoted and “accepted” across all aspects of daily life in the nation and at any cost. In New Jersey, parents are furious the Murphy administration and the Democrat-majority in the state government enacted new “educational” curriculums promoting homosexuality. The new curriculum, is applicable to all grade levels (including students as young as kindergartners).
In schools across America, male students who identify as “transgender” have been permitted to access female locker rooms, and play in female sports events, presenting privacy and health concerns for young women. It appears the movement for the promotion of transgenderism on children may be gaining legal support. Recently, a federal judge ruled that a Texas state law which prohibited sexual actions on public property or when children are present was deemed to be unconstitutional.
America is truly a nation without a soul. As culture wars rage in the classroom and armed conflict rages in the Middle East between Islamist terrorist groups and the Israeli nation, protests have broken out worldwide. Mass demonstrations continue to be made in the United States by Muslim immigrants, woke college students, and staunch progressive activists on the far left who claim to support the nation of Palestine. For all their statements about “tolerance”, it is ironic that these individuals support a country run by Islamist terrorists who operated under Sharia Law. Newt Gingrich recently stated citizens chanting “death to America” should be tried for treason.
