Santa Claus, Christmas trees and the colors red and green are examples of inappropriate “religious iconography” during the holiday season, according to a paper distributed during a “Respecting Religious Diversity” event at the University of Minnesota.
"Jewish Hanukkah" is targeted, too, with menorahs and the colors blue and white also described as being "not appropriate."
“Consider neutral-themed parties such as a ‘winter celebration,’” the handout read. “Decorations, music, and food should be general and not specific to any one religion.”
“Our religious/spiritual beliefs and practices can play a key role in our identity but can be ‘off limits’ for discussion especially in public spaces,” part of the event’s description read.
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9 comments:
A "winter celebration"? Yeah, let's celebrate snow, short days, freezing temperatures and seasonal depression.
Oh the nothingness of diversity. Aren’t pandering nitwits special?
exactly the reason the last 8 years were a complete disaster
Christ is in the name enough said
And these people want to rule the world?
Send them all an ugly Christmas sweater.
Why, then, do these people call it a "holiday season"? What's the holiday?
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!
I watched a really great movie on TV today called The Eli Book, definately worth watching.
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