Across the country, concerned parents are standing up and asking one important question: Why are Pride flags being placed in our children’s classrooms instead of the American flag? As the nation moves to restore traditional values, many believe the next step in Making America Great Again is to remove political and sexual ideologies from public schools—starting with Pride flags.

Our Classrooms Should Teach Education, Not Ideology

Schools are meant to be a place where students learn math, science, history, and respect for the nation that gave them their freedom. Yet today, classrooms are being transformed into battlegrounds for cultural and political expression, often pushing controversial ideologies that many parents do not support.

The presence of Pride flags in schools has sparked a nationwide debate over whether personal identity symbols belong in public education. Critics argue it promotes a narrow worldview and excludes students and families with traditional beliefs.

Kirk Cameron Speaks Out

Actor and outspoken conservative Christian Kirk Cameron has not stayed silent on the issue. Speaking during a recent interview, Cameron said:

“Classrooms should be places of learning and moral integrity, not confusion and indoctrination. The rainbow was originally a symbol of God’s promise—not a political agenda. We need to reclaim our values before we lose the next generation.”

Cameron has also advocated for Christian values and family-oriented education, recently touring libraries with faith-based children’s books to offer a wholesome alternative to the growing trend of progressive content aimed at children.

The Rise of Parental Rights Movements

Organizations like Moms for Liberty, Parents Defending Education, and grassroots conservative groups are gaining momentum as parents demand transparency in school curriculums and classroom decor. They argue that Pride flags are not neutral symbols but part of a broader agenda that prioritizes activism over academics.

Some school districts have already taken steps to restrict political signage in classrooms, opting to focus on unity and academic excellence instead. As momentum builds, many hope that more schools will follow.

America’s Classrooms Need the American Flag

Instead of divisive symbols, classrooms should proudly display the Stars and Stripes, teaching children what it means to be an American—honoring freedom, responsibility, and respect for all. The American flag unites citizens of all backgrounds under one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Conclusion: Stand Up, Speak Out, Protect Our Future

Removing Pride flags from classrooms isn’t about hate—it’s about restoring neutrality, unity, and patriotism in our schools. Every parent has the right to expect that their child’s classroom reflects American values, not political ideologies.

As we work to Make America Great Again, let’s start where it matters most—our children’s education.