Alumni of Christian Amy of Louisville hold 'Love-In' Rally after anti-gay homework assignment is leaked

HOMEWORK AT CHRISTIAN AMY OF LOUISVILLE: PERSUA YOUR IEND TO STOP BEG GAY

See their reactnsScreenshots show the assignment required stunts to wre a letter to a hypothetil iend "stgglg wh homosexualy" and persua them "God's sign for them is good, " "homosexualy will not brg them satisfactn" and "you love them even though you don't approve of their liftyle.

'" Long wrote, and " ntext, was how a person uld discs homosexualy wh a iend om a biblil perspective wh passn and love. He spent the first 23 years of his life hidg his homosexualy, he said, before g out as a gay took him a long time to gather the urage to go public, he said, and as he gets closer to 40, Davis said he don't want the next generatn to face the same stggl.

She qutned why CAL would foc an assignment targetg one s — “if you do believe homosexualy is a s, which I personally do not” – and lled on the school to make some chang movg forward. Other alums, like Silas Wenl, said the recent assignment to wre an anti-gay letter was siar to work they had been assigned as stunts there. "More:Homophobic homework?

QUEER ALUMNI RALLY AGAST CHRISTIAN AMY OF LOUISVILLE'S ANTI-GAY HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT

A homework assignment askg middle school stunts at a private school Kentucky to wre a letter to a hypothetil "homosexual iend" disapprovg of their liftyle has sparked assignment asked stunts at the Christian Amy of Louisville (CAL) to wre a letter to a iend who is "stgglg wh homosexualy, " acrdg to screenshots shared on Twter by JP Davis. Stunts were stcted to e the letter to persua the iend that "God's sign for them is good, " that homosexualy "will not brg them satisfactn" and nvey that "you love them even though you don't approve of their liftyle.