Diane Gramley | AFA of Pennsylvania

Blog Post – Why is Sexting Illegal, But Allowing Boys in the Girls’ Restroom is Not?

Posted by Diane Gramley | Nov 9, 2015 | Blog |

As more and more pressure is placed upon schools to be politically correct, what messages will be sent to students? They are being taught that what a sexually-confused teen feels is more important than the reality of biology and anatomy. They are being taught that there is no distinction between the genders, thus there is no need for sex-segregated facilities. They are being taught that modesty and the desire for privacy are discriminatory, biased, unloving and uncaring. Students in American schools are being taught that feelings are the all important component of life — reality is what they make it.

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Posted by Diane Gramley | Nov 6, 2015 | Uncategorized |

AFA of PA encourages Christians, through education, to become involved in pro-family issues in their community, state and the nation. This is some of what has been going on in the Commonwealth and the nation.

News Release – Houston Voters Overwhelmingly Reject HERO

Posted by Diane Gramley | Nov 3, 2015 | Homosexual Agenda |

Houston voters were outraged to learn what this ordinance — which was originally pushed through by the city’s lesbian mayor and 11 of the 17 member city council in May 2014 — would really do, which, with the inclusion of gender identity in the ordinance, would allow sexually confused men in the women’s restroom, plus locker rooms and shower facilities in local Ys and health clubs. As with the Houston ordinance, the supporters of HB 1510 and SB 974 don’t want Pennsylvanians to know this little tidbit. However, Ted Martin, executive director of Equality PA, confirmed this in June 2011.

Action Alert – Polls Close in Less Than Four Hours

Posted by Diane Gramley | Nov 3, 2015 | Action Alerts, Politics |

All Pennsylvanians will be voting for three PA Supreme Court, one Superior Court and one Commonwealth Court candidates. There will also be county wide races such as commissioner and row officers in some counties as well as local races such as mayor and school board. This is an important election, just like all of them. There are NO off-year elections!

Blog Post – Is the First Amendment Dead in Schools?

Posted by Diane Gramley | Nov 1, 2015 | Blog |

“I was thanking God for you guys,” Kennedy recalls telling his players. “Then a couple said they were Christians and asked if they could join. I responded, ‘It’s a free country, you can do whatever you want to do.’”

Seven years later one must wonder whether he still believes this is a free country. In September, 2015 the school district began investigating the coach to determine if his prayers were constitutional. On September 17th the superintendent sent a demand letter to Coach Kennedy outlining what they wanted from him.

Author: Diane Gramley

Blog Post – Why is Sexting Illegal, But Allowing Boys in the Girls’ Restroom is Not?

Check Out This Week’s Newsletter

News Release – Houston Voters Overwhelmingly Reject HERO

Action Alert – Polls Close in Less Than Four Hours

Blog Post – Is the First Amendment Dead in Schools?

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