The Child Protection League is hosting a rally on the steps of the Minnesota Capitol on September 22 to “send a message to legislators to protect our children from a Minnesota school mandate that schools must teach Comprehensive Sex Ed curricula.”
The Comprehensive Sex Ed requirements, called CSE for short, were first introduced in a bill from State Rep. Todd Lippert (DFL-Northfield) in February. Lippert’s bill passed the House, but not the Senate. His bill was then incorporated into an omnibus education finance bill authored by Rep. Jim Davnie (DFL-Minneapolis). That bill was ultimately left on the table and failed to pass, but legislators plan to address the topic again when they return for session.
During an April debate on the bill, State Rep. Eric Lucero (R-Dayton) exposed CSE’s ties to Planned Parenthood and discussed some of the content that would be taught under the new CSE requirements, as The Minnesota Sun reported.
Lucero said the bill would support Planned Parenthood’s “goal of curriculum for elementary schools,” which includes a book endorsed by the abortion giant called “It’s Perfectly Normal.” He proceeded to read portions of the book to his fellow House members.
“Before we cast that vote, we need to be familiar with the content that you’re voting to expose their minds to. The book speaks about anal, oral, and vaginal sex and that they’re all equivalent,” he said. “I just can’t believe this is even up for debate. This is perversion for our young people. Here it is on page 71—abortion. Well that makes sense. You got Planned Parenthood who’s in the business of abortion, who makes money off abortion. They have a vested interest in promoting abortion to the ends of the earth so they can increase their profit.”
The Child Protection League claims that CSE teaches children that they “can have any kind of sex anywhere, anytime, with anybody, at any age, and it’s perfectly normal.”
“CSE removes all natural and protective boundaries for children and teens, encouraging early sexual exploration in graphic detail,” they say in a flyer for their upcoming “Protect Kids Rally.”
The group says that CSE allows unlicensed Planned Parenthood officials and gender activists to enter the classroom and “teach these dangerous and unhealthy practices.”
“CSE grooms children for early sexual activity making them vulnerable targets for sexual abuse, experimentation and trafficking,” they add.
Their rally is scheduled for September 22 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol.
The Child Protection League is a nonprofit organization based out of Mankato, Minnesota and aims to promote the welfare of children and protect them “from exploitation, indoctrination, and violence.” They have published a number of resources on CSE, and promote the video below on their website.
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Anthony Gockowski is managing editor of Battleground State News, The Ohio Star, and The Minnesota Sun. Follow Anthony on Twitter. Email tips to [email protected].
Photo “Protect Kids Rally” by Child Protection League Action.
[…] A group in Minnesota hosted a rally last September on the steps of the State Capitol after lawmakers attempted to pass a similar bill. The group said that comprehensive sex ed, called CSE for short, teaches children that they “can have any kind of sex anywhere, anytime, with anybody, at any age, and it’s perfectly normal,” The Minnesota Sun reported. […]
[…] A group in Minnesota hosted a rally last September on the steps of the State Capitol after lawmakers attempted to pass a similar bill. The group said that comprehensive sex ed, called CSE for short, teaches children that they “can have any kind of sex anywhere, anytime, with anybody, at any age, and it’s perfectly normal,” The Minnesota Sun reported. […]