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2. The Church-Based Mission-to-the-Schools Approach.<br />

3. The Campus-Based Student-Activist Approach.<br />

4. The School District-Based “Insiders Alliance” Approach.<br />

1. The Community-Based Citizen-Activist Approach<br />

This approach requires the formation of a local parental-rights group in the local school<br />

district or larger community. The group may be formed by an existing pro-family organization or<br />

any motivated parents but should be an informal ad hoc group with a narrow focus. The parentalrights<br />

group will<br />

1) monitor and interact with the schools and the school board.<br />

2) identify, educate and organize like-minded parents and others.<br />

3) convert, neutralize or replace anti-family school board members, teachers and administrators.<br />

Action Checklist<br />

A. Start a Parents’ Rights Group<br />

1) You don’t need to incorporate or file any papers if you remain an informal association that doesn’t<br />

raise or spend much money. As you grow you can probably find a good pro-family lawyer or CPA<br />

to help your organization meet government requirements.<br />

2) Limit your agenda to the single issue of making the school family-friendly. This is very important<br />

to prevent other issues from splitting your coalition and distracting you from your goal. Make sure<br />

that everyone that joins you knows up front that this group has a single purpose.<br />

3) Open membership in the group to any pro-family parent or concerned member of the community.<br />

Purposefully build a broad-based coalition and to discourage factionalism. Actively recruit from<br />

every ethnic and cultural group, using a unifying theme such as “Our Bond is Family.”<br />

B. Assess the State of the Schools<br />

1) Determine how/if the subject of homosexuality is being addressed in the district.<br />

a. Interview sympathetic teachers/administrators/school board members and students.<br />

b. Exercise your rights under relevant education codes, which may allow parents to review<br />

all curriculum/teaching materials (depending on your school system).<br />

c. Tour the school for visual clues of the “gay” agenda (pink triangles, rainbows, anti-<br />

“homophobia” signs/posters) and review the selection of <strong>book</strong>s and materials in the school<br />

Redeeming the Rainbow 140

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