Education is very much in the news at the French websites. Besides the plan to artificially inoculate children against racism - the world's most malignant disease, as we all know, there may soon be a free rein, granted by the courts, for gay rights groups to spread anti-homophobia propaganda in the high schools.

Le Salon Beige summarizes an article by Catholic writer Jeanne Smits that appears in the paper publication Présent. It deals with a court decision handed down in the city of Nancy, upholding a ban on the distribution of anti-homophobic materials, a decision that has now been revoked:

The appeals court of Nancy, in overturning the verdict of the administrative tribunal, repudiated the decision by the school district of Nancy-Metz to refuse a request from the homosexual association Couleurs Gaies [Gay Colors] for permission to lead a campaign in the high-schools against "homophobia." The superintendent of schools will now have to reexamine the issue within three months. There is good reason, therefore, to predict that in the near future, the young people of Lorraine will be subjected to the propaganda of Couleurs Gaies. [...]
 
The appeals court merely followed the advice of the government's commissioner in this matter. "The sense of general interest appears to be established in this case," declared the court at the January 24 hearing (translate "general interest" as being that of the homosexual community). The court added that the work of Couleurs Gaies "cannot be seriously questioned by the superintendent."
 
The High Authority in the Fight Against Discrimination and For Equality, known as HALDE, also petitioned by Couleurs Gaies, marshaled its forces [...] The refusal, HALDE insists, resulted from the practice of discrimination: the case had been subjected to "different treatment, characteristic of discrimination based on sexual orientation." In other words, if we were to become indignant over the right of Couleurs Gaies to go into the schools and explain to the students that the practice of homosexuality is not morally condemnable, we would ourselves be guilty of discrimination.

This is part of a larger scheme to program youngsters into accepting all behaviors, groups, races, and religions as equal. However it does not include Christian morality as one of those "equal" beliefs.