Cheryl Jacques, president of the Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights group, said the idea that schools were teaching gay propaganda was false and divisive, calling its inclusion in the context of prayer "a shame".
The Giants must now wait to see whether they are chosen by Warrington under the deeply divisive Club Call initiative, now in its fifth year, in next week's semi finals.
He is relishing a last play-off run at the sharp end of coaching, and the Dragons shape as dangerous underdogs at injury-hit St Helens, who chose to face them rather than Warrington in the last year of Super League's innovative but divisive Club Call system.
"States rights" has been the divisive clarion call of the extreme right on social and civil rights issues for decades.
Now a divisive application calls for officially naming dozens of square blocks in what many consider the heart of their neighborhood Little Bangladesh.
William Cunningham, one of Mr. Bloomberg's senior strategists, called upon Mr. Green and his top advisers to take a lie detector test about his campaign's involvement in the racially divisive telephone calls and pamphlets.
Coming from someone known for good manners and not for divisive name calling in the style of Newt Gingrich, that certainly sounded to many like a promise that he would work carefully to build consensus.
The former Texas governor added: "It is time to elevate our debate from divisive name-calling, from soundbites without solutions, and start discussing how we will make the country better for all if a conservative is elected president".
Although the mayor has never been particularly known for dramatic gestures, he said the flag's divisive presence called for an updated use of an old civil rights technique.
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