By Phyllis Schlafly, December 24, 2013
The Grinch was a bitter, grumpy hermit who
tried to steal Christmas from kids in a famous 1950s children's story.
Unfortunately, the Grinch has reemerged to try to take Christmas away from
schoolchildren.
The Grinch is so nasty today that his
actions could be prosecuted under our hate crime laws. The law defines hate
crimes as those characterized by hate, or even bias, committed on the basis of
a person's protected characteristics of religion and ... you know the other protected
categories.
All over the country, Grinches masquerading
as school superintendents have been banning the traditional singing of
Christmas carols and nativity displays, and insisting the word
"winter" be substituted every time the word Christmas is used (e.g.,
"winter vacation").
The Grinch ignores the fact that federal law
makes Christmas a national holiday. There are no laws or even court decisions
that prohibit schoolchildren from singing Christmas carols.
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