Marine Le Pen condemned the reform, accusing Macron of promoting the disappearance, in France, of "any moral reference" and of wanting to found the State on a "radical philosophy of political correctness"
Il French parliament recently launched one reform of the education system national, aimed at "opening" the country's schools to "changed social reality”.
The National Assembly has in fact approved an amendment, promoted by President Macron's party, That place to the teaching staff, during class hours, the use of words “father” and “mother”. The innovation advocated by The Republic on the Move, majority political force headed by the tenant of the Elysée, provides for the replacement of these words, branded by the executive as "obsolete", with the terms “parent 1” and “parent 2”. The latter must also appear on official documents drawn up by educational institutions.
Through the change in question, the pupils, both children and adolescents, they will find out, according to the majority, the "truth” regarding the recent changes in the family environment that have occurred in France. Beyond the Alps, i homosexual marriages and adoptions by same-sex couples have in fact been legal for six years. Consequentially, the Macron executive stated, urging parliamentarians to approve the "lexical" innovation in question, that the words “father” and “mother” would now be a “relic of the past”, susceptible to “penalize homosexual families".
The Minister of National Education, Jean-Michel Blanquer, he then reiterated the usefulness of the reform by highlighting the "fundamental role" of teachers in "helping young people to adapt to modernity and to reject every temptation discriminatory”. In addition to prohibiting its use, during the teaching activity, of the words “father” and “mother”, the French education reform makes the beginning of compulsory schooling coincide with its completion, by the children, of the “third year of age”.
Changes supported by The Republic on the Move they were immediately shared by left-wing deputies, while they were rejected with disdain by conservative political forces. For example, the centre-right party The Republicans he branded the majority plan as intended to “dehumanize the family” and as an expression of an “abominable ideology, aimed at erasing the value foundations of the civil community". Even Marine Le Pen, leader of the nationalist movement National Gathering, condemned the measure supported by the executive, accusing Macron of wanting to "turn French society upside down" and of wanting "poison the minds of children, malleable and not yet structured”. Le Pen then accused the tenant of the Elysée of promoting the disappearance, in France, of "any moral reference" and of wanting to found the State on a "radical philosophy of political correctness".
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