Children already grow up too quickly, writes SouthernKeeks. 'The word 'normalize' may be all the rage right now, but it's just a lazy term for lazy adults who don't want to put in the effort it takes to protect our most valuable resource.'
Pride Month is difficult to miss with the explosion of rainbow-themed marketing from pandering corporate entities. It's also hard to avoid when members of the LGBT community move beyond celebrating to insisting that others actively support them. Glance at modern culture, and it's obvious any personal opposition to the LGBT community is frowned upon. Take, for example, the Tampa Bay Rays players who decided not to wear a rainbow logo on their uniforms.
Some communities, such as one in Apex, North Carolina, reject these drag-related events. And politicians such as Texas state Rep. Bryan Slaton prefer legislation that would actually ban minors from such events. Conservatives are right to be bothered. But the issue should be discussed in a much broader context of parental obligation.
It is the job of parents to set boundaries for their children. Parents are there to guide, discipline, and raise their children into responsible adults. It is not the duty of parents to be their child's best friend. That modern mindset does so much damage. Saying"no" to children for their own physical, mental, and emotional growth and safety may not be easy, but it must be done.
American society would be much better off if we got back into the unwelcome task of monitoring children. It should not matter what social media influencers, progressive politicians, or the modern LGBT movement want. Children are not in the position to make decisions about a wide range of things that affect the entire scope of their growth. It doesn't matter if what is portrayed or promoted is heterosexual, homosexual, only kind of violent, or just a little too mature.
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