More and more cases of schools, mostly in the area of \u200b\u200bnursery and primary school, where teachers, out of respect to the presence of different ethnic pupils, avoiding any reference to the Italian tradition, going so far as to exclude il Bambinello da un improbabile presepe.
Babbo natale sì, Gesù bambino no, per rispetto delle culture diverse. Una scelta che non piace alle mamme italiane, ma nemmeno, a quanto sembra, alle mamme di bambini stranieri.
Se ne parla nell’edizione milanese di Repubblica, citando il caso di una scuola materna (ma l’esempio vale certamente per molte altre scuole non citate), in cui le renne infiocchettate sono al posto del bue e dell´asinello. Le maestre hanno deciso di rinunciare alla tradizionale festa di Natale aperta alle famiglie e di "censurare" poesie e canzoncine a contenuto religioso, perché «L´asilo è multietnico, molti bambini non sono cristiani e questo tipo di celebrazione rischia discrimination ".
In this way, though the Italian children are discriminated against. The mothers occur ('the feast of Christmas did not hurt anybody ") and Palazzo Marino, the Minister of Education to seek clarification.
The problem arises in all Italy, and there are recent examples of anonymous in the name of anti-native, although not everywhere the choices are so drastic.
A serious mistake, and not just on Catholics: "What we need - said Ugo Perone, a professor of philosophy of religion at the University of Eastern Piedmont and inventor, in the nineties in Turin, one of the first" multi-ethnic calendars " - is a culture of not removing aspects of true and profound as Christianity is still in Italy. " In the Republic
service dedicated to Christmas in Italian schools, noting that episodes actually cancel the Christian tradition of the crib and the festivities, shows the expressions of opinion on, and representatives of Muslim communities.
by http://www.tuttoscuola, org / December 20 2010
Read the article in the Republic: Nothing Christmas ... We are multi-ethnic!
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