Five US states reject LGBT ‘pride’ month, reclaim June for marriage, family, God
governors of Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, and Utah issued proclamations that follow in the footsteps of Tennessee, which passed a resolution in April recognizing June as ‘Nuclear Family Month.’
Five U.S. states have now chosen to disregard homosexual and transgender “pride month,” casting aside the rainbow flag and reclaiming June for marriage, family, and God.
The governors of Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, and Utah issued proclamations that follow in the footsteps of Tennessee, which passed a resolution in April recognizing the month of June as “Nuclear Family Month.”
Tennessee’s resolution is the antithesis of LGBT “love is love” dogma, defining the “nuclear family” as “consisting of one husband, one wife, and any biological, adopted, or fostered children” and observing that it is “God’s design for the familial structure” and has been “the bedrock of society since the creation of the world.”
The resolution emphasizes that the nuclear family has been “the basic building block of Tennessee’s society throughout her formative years” that “built the United States of America and created prosperity within our nation.”
h/t SnakeRider24