US EditionSchool faces backlash after canceling Easter celebration for 'inclusivity'
- English Heritage faced criticism for describing Easter as a pagan holiday, neglecting its Christian origins in a children's booklet, which visitors found concerning due to the holiday's historical significance.
- A secular primary school in England canceled its annual Easter celebrations to promote inclusivity, causing backlash from around fifty Christians protesting outside the school.
- Critics at the protest argued that Christianity was being sidelined in the U.K., with one attendee claiming that the decision was a move to tick a diversity box.
- English Heritage has faced backlash after its booklet described Easter as a pagan holiday without mentioning Christianity, leading to accusations of neglecting its religious significance as stated by visitors.
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Charity faces backlash for describing Easter as pagan holiday in kids' book
A British heritage charity has come under criticism after describing Easter as a pagan holiday in a children’s booklet. English Heritage distributed the booklet at several historic sites, drawing accusations of “whitewashing” one of the holiest days for Christians by ignoring its Christian origins. #Easter #Christianity #Pagan #Resurrection #Jesus #EnglishHeritage
School faces backlash after canceling Easter celebration for 'inclusivity'
A primary school in Eastleigh, Hampshire, has sparked widespread controversy after canceling its traditional Easter Bonnet Parade and Easter service, citing a desire to create a more inclusive environment. Norwood Primary School’s decision, announced by Headteacher Stephanie Mander, has drawn sharp criticism from parents, local residents, and public figures, who argue it undermines cultural traditions […]
The erasure of Easter - Catholic Canada
Starbucks faced consumer pushback a few years back when, in the name of “inclusivity,” it started featuring red and green coffee cups in December while scrupulously omitting the word “Christmas.” Sometimes the cups added “Happy […] Read the Whole Article at https://www.catholicworldreport.com/The post The erasure of Easter first appeared on Catholic Canada.The post The erasure of Easter appeared first on Catholic Canada.
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