Tennessee is in the spotlight after a successful redistricting on Thursday, but how many people noticed the assembly taking the initiative in April to expunge pride month from the calendar?
On April 16, theNew York Postreported Tennessee lawmakers declared June “Nuclear Family Month” The nuclear family as the legislation states, “is God’s perfect design for humanity and is aligned with the long-held traditional values of Tennessee.
The family consists of “one husband, one wife, and any biological, adopted, or fostered children,” as it further states.
A spokesperson for the LGBT organization GLAAD reacted saying, “Resolutions like this do more to reveal the cluelessness of elected officials whose own families and those of their constituents have various family dynamics and structures.
“The strongest families are grounded by love.
“Lawmakers trying to exclude and intentionally harm some families should be recognized as actively harming all by not focusing their time working for an inclusive Tennessee where all are welcome and can succeed.”
Activists can cry all they want, but championing strong families matters more than granting an entire month to the most privileged and protected demographic in recent memory, giving them free reign to openly express their debauchery.
Tennessee, along with states like Texas and Florida inspire confidence in being exemplary of what Republicans lawmakers everywhere should aspire to be.
In September, Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbottts officereleased a series of new lawsgoing into effect there. Among them was SB12 which “strengthens parental rights by banning DEI hiring and training, requiring sex education to be “opt in,” prohibiting harmful gender ideology in K–12 schools, enforcing biological sex in sports (‘No boys in girls’ sports’), protecting parents’ rights in directing their child’s upbringing and medical decisions, and refocusing curriculum on core subjects and U.S. founding documents.”
The state has also been successful in its own redistricting efforts.
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