School feeds kids same-sex ed

THERE IS a difference between indoctrination and discrimination. I read with dismay about Judge Mark Wolf's ruling in the case of the Lexington parents who said teaching their children about same-sex couples violated their constitutional rights ("Same-sex teaching upheld," Page A1, Feb. 24). Many may see Judge Wolf's decision as upholding the state law that prohibits discrimination based on sex or sexual orientation.

Yet this is a case of indoctrination . Why are the Lexington public schools teaching kindergartners about sexual orientation at an age when the children can barely pronounce orientation or homosexuality, unless their plan is to indoctrinate early and often? I predicted this long ago: With help from our dysfunctional court system, even at the highest levels, the same-sex proponents would become increasingly bold .

BARTOLOMEU BARROS
Canton