Paul,
It may be that there are places where See You At The Pole is organized like a pep rally, but every occurance of it I've seen or heard about in my neck of the woods was simply students meeting at the flagpole to pray for the students, teachers, etc. And going back to my question about the one student's uninformed bigotry, do you truly, honestly think that a majority or even a significant majority of those who support things like "See You At The Pole" would defend the boy saying "I don't hold the door for Jews"?
Brad
Paul Finkelman wrote on 10/31/2005 02:31:15 PM:
> Brad, these kids meeting for prayer look more like pep rallies for
> football games; and the encouragement they get from local preachers to
> go out and convert their fellow students is ineeed a kind of zealotry.
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