Former President Donald Trump made an appeal to Christians during a recent speech at the National Religious Broadcasters conference in Nashville. He promised to protect God in the public square and fight against anti-Christian bias if he were to be re-elected. While Trump’s comments were well-received by some, the National Religious Broadcasters has not officially endorsed his presidential bid.
In another news, there is a divisive debate over whether LGBTQ+ discussions should be included in schools. A recent report from the Pew Research Center revealed that there is widespread support for teaching about racism and racial inequality. However, when it comes to LGBTQ+ issues, approximately half of teachers believe it should not be discussed in the classroom. The report also showed mixed opinions from teens, with a third feeling uncomfortable discussing gender identity in school.
Opponents of LGBTQ+ discussions argue that there is too much emphasis on sexuality in schools and that the focus should be on subjects like math and reading. They believe that elementary-level classrooms are not appropriate settings for these conversations. On the other hand, LGBTQ+ advocates argue that inclusive classrooms, which involve curriculum and training that support queer students, can have a positive impact on mental health and reduce the risk of suicide among LGBTQ+ youth.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against a Catholic migrant aid organization, accusing them of human smuggling. The Annunciation House, a non-profit