OPINION (Fox News) – Last December, residents at a Michigan senior living center were invited to read Christmas stories to children visiting from a nearby preschool and child development center. Boys and girls from the Kalkaska Memorial Health Center Child Development Center and Preschool were enraptured by the yuletide stories shared by residents of the Kalkaska Senior Living Center. One senior citizen regaled the
youngsters with Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” a dark and scary story filled with monsters and witches and demons. Wilma Wells chose to read a book about Christmas traditions and afterward, she asked the boys and girls if they knew why we celebrate the holiday. At that point, an unidentified teacher rose up and stopped the elderly woman from proceeding, according to a complaint filed by First Liberty Institute. “We won’t go there, Wilma,” the teacher allegedly declared. READ MORE
Soooo it is ok to allow drag queen’s to visit and indoctrinate children about homosexuality and dress like a drag queen but christmas stories are nixed,what we have here is a opinionated people who only value their likes and dislikes as suitable.We have a separation of church and state and it should be considered righteoussly