High School students who identify themselves as homosexuals can get up to $2,500 tuition money for college. The money comes from LEAGUE, an AT&T foundation established by employees of the company. The acronym stands for Lesbians, Bisexual, Gay & Transgendered United Employees. LEAGUE has handed out several $1,500 scholarships in the last six years. While grades do count in the awarding of scholarships, it is apparent that ones identity as a homosexual is the prime consideration. For those who are willing to devote themselves to promoting diversity and understanding in the community, the scholarship, dedicated to the memory of Matthew Shepherd, jumps to $2,500. The Family Research Councils Kristin Hansen said, Its sad that teenagers are being deceived about sexuality and recruited into a lifestyle that is unhealthy and immoral. Its definitely evidence that homosexual activists are organized at many facets of society-in the corporate world, in schools and in the media.
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