Tag Archives: Illinois Human Rights Commission

Look What’s in Store for Public School Students in Illinois–YIKES!

Posted on August 15, 2019 by Benjamin D. Smith

Illinoisans shouldn’t need a reminder of how committed Illinois politicians are to using tax dollars and government schools to indoctrinate other people’s children, but Governor J.B. Pritzker just gave them one last Friday when he signed the “LGBTQ” school indoctrination bill into law. This law, which takes effect in July 2020, requires that all children ages 5-18 in public schools be taught about the deviant sexual proclivities of men and women who have made some significant cultural contributions. Well, not all deviant sexual proclivities are included. Only the deviant sexual proclivities currently and publicly approved by homosexuals and cross-sex pretenders will be included—for now.

Posted in Education, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality | Tagged ephebophiles, Equality Illinois, Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network, government schools, hebephiles, Illinois Human Rights Campaign, Illinois Human Rights Commission, indoctrination, infantilists, J.B. Pritzker, kinksters, LGBTQ indoctrination bill, Mary F. Morten, National Education Association, zoophiles, “trans” task force | Comments Off

Illinois Human Rights Commission Mandates Co-Ed Locker Rooms in Public Schools

Posted on August 10, 2019 by Benjamin D. Smith

The ideological and moral idiocy of “woke” Americans has not yet reached its nadir, but it’s getting close. A complaint was filed with the Illinois Human Rights Commission by a female minor who pretends to be a boy and her parents, Tracy and Michael Yates. She alleged that she was discriminated against based on her “gender identity” when Lake High School District 108 in Roselle, Illinois required her to...

Posted in Education, Sexuality | Tagged Cheryl Mainor, Governor JB Pritzker, Illinois HRC, Illinois Human Rights Commission, Michael Bigger, Michael Yates, private spaces, Robert A. Cantone, transgenderism | Comments Off

PODCAST: Illinois Human Rights Commission Mandates Co-Ed Locker Rooms in Public Schools

Posted on August 9, 2019 by Benjamin D. Smith

The ideological and moral idiocy of “woke” Americans has not yet reached its nadir, but it’s getting close. A complaint was filed with the Illinois Human Rights Commission by a female minor who pretends to be a boy and her parents, Tracy and Michael Yates. She alleged that she was discriminated against based on her “gender identity” when Lake High School District 108 in Roselle, Illinois required her to…

Homosexuals & Corrupt Illinois Human Rights Commission vs. Christian Business Owner

Posted on December 1, 2016 by David E Smith

A three-person panel of commissioners from the 13-member Illinois Human Rights Commission (IHRC) has decided not to review the egregious decision of IHRC administrative law judge Michael Robinson in the discrimination complaint filed by homosexuals Todd and Mark Wathen against Christian bed and breakfast owner Jim Walder.

Posted in Illinois Politics, Religious Liberty, Sexuality | Tagged Bruce Rauner, Duke Alden, Illinois Human Rights Commission, Jason Craddock, Jesse White, Jim Walder, Mark Wathen, Michael Bakalis, Michael Robinson, Patricia Bakalis Yadgir, Terry Cosgrove, Timber Creek Bed & Breakfast, Todd and Mark Wathen, Todd Wathen | Comments Off

Encroaching Tyranny

Posted on April 4, 2016 by David E Smith

Outrageous! The Illinois Human Rights Commission has issued a decision in which they fined a Christian business-owner $80,000 for refusing to violate his conscience regarding hosting a same-sex ceremony. And to make matters worse, they are mandating that this Christian citizen offer to do the very thing he doesn’t want to do.

This is the epitome of tyranny.

Do we understand what is happening here? This bigoted decision is the latest strike in the war against religious liberty. Intolerant lawmakers and bureaucrats are now using the heavy hand of government to force citizens to act in accordance with a decidedly …

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bruce Rauner, Illinois Human Rights Commission | Comments Off

UPDATE: Christian B&B Case Not Over

Posted on March 31, 2016 by David E Smith

Initial press reports suggested that the case against the Christian owner of the Timber Creek Bed and Breakfast in Paxton, Illinois, Jim Walder, was settled. The Illinois Human Rights Commission has clarified that administrative law judge Michael R. Robinson’s decision that Jim Walder should pay an $80,000 fine and be required to offer his facility to a homosexual couple to celebrate their civil union can be appealed by filing “exceptions.”

Either party to the suit has 30 days to file exceptions. If they file exceptions, the case goes before a panel. If no exceptions are filed, the recommendations made …

Posted in Religious Liberty, Sexuality | Tagged ACLU, Betty Tsamis, Bruce Rauner, Human Rights Act, Illinois Human Rights Commission, Jim Walder, John Knight, Kevin Chambers, Michael R. Robinson, Timber Creek Bed and Breakfast, Todd and Mark Wathen | Comments Off