"Like many others, I have fond memories of my childhood. Whether I was marching in an Independence Day Parade, binge-watching the Power Rangers, or making gingerbread men for Christmas with my family, I had the chance to enjoy a childhood that preserved my innocence, an innocence that is unique to children and that, once lost, doesn’t return.
A subset of
children growing up today will likely recall certain aspects of their childhood
very differently. The left has, with a startling degree of success, endeavored
to reshape our society by embedding their beliefs within the experience of
childhood, overshadowing 4th of July parades with Pride parades,
implanting LGBT propaganda in children’s
shows, and supplanting gingerbread men with the 'genderbread person.'
In isolation, any
of these specific incidences would be unsettling, to say the least, but by
viewing them in the larger context one reaches a conclusion that is just as
unconscionable as it is unavoidable. It isn’t just that controversial beliefs
are being thrust into childhood experiences, but that the natural curiosity,
openness, and naivety that is the inherent disposition of youth is being
hijacked to normalize a divergent sexual ethic."
Read the entire article by Spencer Lindquist here at The Federalist.
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