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Children as young as seven could be taught gay history in a campaign that urges teachers to introduce pupils to sexual and swear words. The organisers also want historical figures labelled homosexual - even if there is no evidence they were gay. The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender History Month is backed by Scotland Yard and Government departments. It aims to "celebrate" gays and their lifestyles and end an alleged "silence" about homosexual issues in schools.
source: Article 'Lessons in gay history for pupils aged seven' by Steve Doughty; www.dailymail.co.uk/ pages/live/articles/ news/news.html?in_ article_id=373145 &in_page_id=1770; Daily Mail; 4 January 2006