“A new case of gender propaganda within an Italian university”: this is what the League’s deputy, Rossano Sasso, commented on the news of the new interdisciplinary Queer Studies course that was launched at the University of Turin and that can be attended from the second semester of the current academic year. This is a six-credit course that, according to what we learned, will aim to address some classic themes of queer theory (such as sexual orientation, feminism, transsexuality and gender medicine) and will review the fundamental stages in the history of the movement. LGBTQI+.
“After the case of the ‘queer theories’ exam at the University of Sassari, here is a new and elusive ‘queer studies’ course, this time at the law faculty of the University of Turin. The promoter of this new ‘rainbow’ exam He is keen to inform us that this examination is a response to the Government’s recent attacks on freedom of inquiry. I reiterate to him and all ideological teachers that the Trojan horse of the fight against discrimination must be used to. bring it to colleges and schools. The ideological propaganda of the LGBTQ+ radical left will not serve to hide the evident desire to indoctrinate young people that the rainbow agenda would like to impose”, declared the group’s leader on the Science, Culture committee. and Northern League Education.
Gender ideology “exists. This is despite those who deliberately deny its existence. After taking root in social networks, in newspaper offices and in the marketing sectors of multinationals, we are now investing in schools and universities”, highlighted Sasso . “It is urgent to follow up on the League’s resolution recently approved by the Culture Commission, so that the autonomy of teaching is protected but at the same time the field is cleaned of indoctrination attempts and above all that this does not happen with public money”, he added.
Source: IL Tempo
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