So the point is why is being forced into being a Christian and having Christianity being shoved down your throat any better than learning about LGBT matters?
The point about religion is that regardless of it's factual merits, it's teaching children a basic and relatively universal moral framework that allows them to navigate basic early life. Praying and singing dirge is dull, but the idea is to reinforce a sense of consistency and discipline upon children who are this point are relatively impressionable. As you grow up in an atmosphere of accepted heterodoxy and learn things and explore yourself, people can grow out of it. Virtually every adult I knew growing up had a religious upbringing, and virtually none of them were religious. Part of growing up and healthy development is figuring out who you are and climbing out of that shell.
At it's most benign, the LGBTQ material I've seen is predicated on the opposite thinking, that restrictions and limits and to some the very concept of normality are repressive and damaging to children. But children need a baseline of normalcy, they need to pick up a sense of self-conviction and be comfortable conforming before any of this is even relevant. Then we have introducing concepts to children that they literally cannot understand. There's no point teaching them about sexuality, because they don't even know why Mummy and Daddy won't leave each other alone. The bizarre thing about the drag queen thing is it literally means nothing to children because not only does gender not mean anything at that point, but most can't even recognize cross-dressing. A straight white woman took adult-themed entertainment and tried to rebrand it as kid-friendly cultural enrichment because that's literally all we got. LGBTQ history won't mean anything because what child is interested in civics and ancient protests?
And that's the thing, for LGBTQ to
mean anything, you need to have an adult's perspective. You need to have baseline of life experience, introspection, growing up, confusion, discomfort, failure, basic knowledge of how the world works, for any of this to be meaningful, for it to actually be a self-determined journey of personal discovery and insight, and to accept yourself and to 'come out' as who you actually are, for better or for worse, and not as what you 'want' to be.
That's the difference. Religious guff is something you can superseed and unlearn. It's an annoying fairy tale you grow out of. With this LGBTQ stuff, like with so much Progressive thinking, it's telling you to not think at all. To never second guess your identity or choices, that nothing about you is wrong or a mistake and also never set in stone. It's essentially, to embrace your inner child and never grow up.