for what it's worth - I'm making assumptions based on the context as to what GLBT means, but I disagree with separate schools, I don't think they're a good idea, though I wouldn't obstruct people trying to achieve something positive in this way either. I also highly disagree with the further views expressed by your co-workers, but don't think you're a coward.
If you did want to do something, I think questioning would be better than disagreeing, confronting. You might get through to some of them on reflection, if they haven't turned their thin king of completely. Then again, by the sounds of it they're too busy agreeing on their views to think or consider them.
My stance would probably be quiet disagreement on a "my opinion isn't relevant to you people" basis. No use battering one's head against a wall of bricked up ears and brains. That doesn't achieve anything, except maybe to loose your job, if those people base who they hire on their beliefs. And that would be counterproductive.
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for what it's worth - I'm making assumptions based on the context as to what GLBT means, but I disagree with separate schools, I don't think they're a good idea, though I wouldn't obstruct people trying to achieve something positive in this way either. I also highly disagree with the further views expressed by your co-workers, but don't think you're a coward.
If you did want to do something, I think questioning would be better than disagreeing, confronting. You might get through to some of them on reflection, if they haven't turned their thin king of completely. Then again, by the sounds of it they're too busy agreeing on their views to think or consider them.
My stance would probably be quiet disagreement on a "my opinion isn't relevant to you people" basis. No use battering one's head against a wall of bricked up ears and brains. That doesn't achieve anything, except maybe to loose your job, if those people base who they hire on their beliefs. And that would be counterproductive.
*bhigghugs*
/me sighs at rigid stupidity