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Louisiana High School Students Tricked Into Attending Sick Religious Event
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Recently, high school students at the East Baton Rouge Parish School in a Louisiana school district were told they would attend a college and career fair but were surprised to arrive at a church. School administrators told students that they would attend a career fair called "Day of Hope." Instead of meeting colleges and companies for a possible career, students were sent to a church called Living Faith Christian Center. The students were then segregated by male and female, disregarding an individual's gender identity, and were forced to register to vote in order to receive the advertised free food. Brittney Bryant, a biology teacher who stayed with the students, said that 'boys were instructed to go outside while the girls were left in the church for 'girl talk." Speakers at the event talked about rape, forgiving the perpetrators of assaults, suicide, prayer leadership, and many more dark, controversial topics. The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) criticized the school for tricking its students into undergoing a devastating experience. In response to the traumatizing event paid for by tax dollars, a group called "Day of Nope" is planning to seek legal action.
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Louisiana High School Students Tricked into Attending Sick Religious Event
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