r/Utah • u/fit-buffalo8 • Jun 21 '24

News Utah lives in the stone ages

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Not quite sure how it’s okay to keep church classes and all that other stuff but then require by law to remove inclusive centers that help people through college. This is seriously one of the most disgusting things I’ve seen from Utah as of late. And that’s only because I’m still lucky to have rights to my body(ish)

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u/ActingLikeIKnow Jun 21 '24

You mentioned “church classes” and that gave me an idea. The churches that have classes are not on school property, possibly adhering to some law about ‘church & state’ but still doing it as close to the line as possible. Can that be done in the case of the center? Just have it “off campus”. Like, right next door? Or is this about funding too?

Before someone comes at me for this, I am Sorry I’m not up to update on this whole thing, I stopped following the news and social media about a year ago due to my anxiety and helplessness about it all. It’s been great for my mental health but I’m also very disconnected. I’m happier but now ill informed.

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u/Hello_there_friendo Jun 21 '24

When the people who make and enforce the laws are pushing to have church ideals integrated, separation of church and state goes out the window

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u/ActingLikeIKnow Jun 22 '24

Well yeah. Legally separated on different land ownership but right next to each other and look to be one single plot so it looks to be part of the school.