A Ghanaian-US Based Parent Storms Child's School To Question Authorities Over Allowing Students To Join LGBTQ community Without Parents Consents
A Ghanaian parent storms a school to confront authorities about permitting children to become "homosexuals" without parental permission.
Neil Acheampong, a Ghanaian parent residing in the United States, has caused an uproar on social media with a video of him "confronting" a school official over a policy regarding the controversial LGBT issue.
Mr. Acheampong questioned the authorities at what appears to be a "PTA meeting" as to why children are permitted to make decisions regarding their sexuality without parental consent.
Except for this policy, according to him, almost every decision and action of his ward at school requires parental consent. He explained that it was inappropriate for a teacher to determine whether or not his child could be transgender.
According to him, this policy could produce a generation that is exceedingly perplexed. He disclosed to the present authorities that he is a pastor and that he has had numerous interactions with similarly bewildered individuals who made poor decisions.
At the meeting, his "speech" garnered him a standing ovation. Even "white people" rose to their feet to applaud him. This was his statement. A Ghanaian Parent Discusses LGBT
"As a concerned parent, I would like to address policy 443." There is an issue that actually bothers me, and I want to make that obvious so that the policy regarding asking my child if he or she can be transgender can be reviewed. And having a teacher or someone else in this school assist my child in making this decision (without going through me) is disconcerting.
"I am a pastor who cares for people. Occasionally, the temptation is to become mired in regulations and policies. And we neglect that regulations and policies exist to benefit individuals. You are there as a result of policies. The people elected you to office. And I admire the significant contributions you make to our nation. But I believe this policy must be reconsidered. Because, if my 5-year-old is traversing a street, a natural parental reaction would be, "I will never allow a child to cross a street alone." Because a child's first line of defense is his or her parent. And I believe we must return to these fundamentals. My daughter was ill a couple of weeks ago, and they needed to administer medication to her, so they summoned me to administer the medication myself. It appears that parental consent is required except for this (LGBT POLICY). Consequently, I am wondering what is going on here. I see a door that has been opened for predators who are slowly infiltrating the educational system and destroying it..."