Denver public school teaching kindergartners BLM 'guiding principles' including 'disruption of nuclear family'

A public elementary school in the Denver, Colorado area is planning to subject kindergartners and first-graders to gender and race sensitivity teaching as part of a push to teach the "guiding principles" of the Black Lives Matter movement.

"Our students all engaged in a two-week learning and discussion series around the 13 principles of the BLM@School Organization," Centennial School for Expeditionary Learning posted on its website. "All discussions were grounded in children’s literature, using text such as: Jed’s Barbershop, Julian is a Mermaid, The Other Side, The Colors of Us and The Skin You Live In, to name a few."

A flier circulating online that flagged the group Parents Defending Education shows that the teaching involves teaching the "guiding principles" of Black Lives Matter including restorative justice, transgender affirming, queer affirming, globalism, and the disruption of western nuclear family dynamics.

"They're bringing up concepts that are absolutely developmentally inappropriate, and at the very least you would wonder, did parents have a chance to consent to this?" Parents Defending Education Director... (Read more)

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