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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
This is in the US. A former acquaintance believed that teachers not praying to Jesus in front of class and make everybody do the same means oppression (yes they expect this in public schools, non religious public events while completely ignoring or just don’t care that others may not be Christians). Expecting them to be respectful towards lgbts is another thing they mentioned. At school, they believe making their kids learn about lgbt or be respectful towards them, also learning about sex ed is somewhat oppression? Or an attack to their values? There’s a lot but this convo happened years ago. I no longer associate with those people thankfully
gpt
As a Christian and a public school teacher this is ridiculous. I would never force anything upon my students. And those who think teachers are being pushed to accept LGBTQ students should take one look at the suicide rates — I don’t understand how doing that doesn’t drive every teacher to make their classroom a safe space. I think I currently have 4 or 5 out (at school) trans and non binary kids. Guess how many are TERRIFIED of people outside school finding out? Almost all of them. 
Several more students that are gay/lesbian/bi. Every student is welcome in my classroom and I credit that to my faith. I don’t understand how a teacher who shares my faith can do anything but try their hardest to make sure all of their students are safe and welcomed in their classroom.