Saying 'no' to...federal funding
Refusing government funding--it's an illogical idea, no? Not when the money is mandated for ineffective programs that are rich in censorship, misinformation and cross the line of the separation of church and state. So it goes with Title V funding for abstinence-only-until-marriage programming.
Last Wednesday the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published this article on the state's refusal to accept Title V funding.
So far, two letters to the editor, "Sensible Rejection" and "Teach What Works" have appeared in support of the article (and the refusal).
Pennsylvania is just one of the many states to refuse the funding.
Perhaps we're heading in a direction that champions access to comprehensive information and knowledge?
Ellen at Duvall
Last Wednesday the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published this article on the state's refusal to accept Title V funding.
So far, two letters to the editor, "Sensible Rejection" and "Teach What Works" have appeared in support of the article (and the refusal).
Pennsylvania is just one of the many states to refuse the funding.
Perhaps we're heading in a direction that champions access to comprehensive information and knowledge?
Ellen at Duvall
Labels: abstinence-only, duvall, LGBT, reproductive rights, sex education
2 Comments:
I am surprised, in a good way.
Maybe there's hope for this State yet.
Just say NO... to idiocy!
VA did the same: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/12/AR2007111201716.html
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