Can a christian band be a non-profit?

Christian rap band-public school:non-virgins "dirt on their wedding dress"&to be submissive in marriage. Do you approve? Why/Why not?

• The group was supposed to talk about “bullying and making good choices.” Instead, parents said, the band told girls in the audience that “they were going to have mud on their wedding dresses if they weren’t virgins.” In a break-out session for girls, the band told them to save themselves for their husbands and assume a submissive role in marriage. Then the girls were forced to chant a mantra about virginity. Now enter a little-known band from Minnesota to preach to teenagers at Dunkerton High School, where the band also targeted the GLBT community, showing pictures of Elton John and assailing his sexuality. They said that the average age of a gay man at death was 42 because his actions “literally kill him.” And to round out the picture, the students saw photos of fetuses during the assembly’s portion on abortion. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/she-the-people/post/christian-band-ignites-controversy/2012/03/13/gIQADEKN9R_blog.html

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  Sounds like a bit of drama. Drama Im sure a public schools could have avoided. Hate-Group Frontman Bradlee Dean Stirs outrage at Dunkerton, Iowa School "The day after the assembly, Weston-Knauer pulled her staff and students together to apologize. ”I took full responsibility for not having done my homework” on Dean and YCR. Stanton wishes he did his." http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/article/2012/03/10/hate-group-frontman-bradlee-dean-stirs-outrage-at-dunkerton-iowa-school I must say though perhaps seeing pictures of fetuses is a good thing. I feel if schools teach Sex Education such images should be shown to the students. So maybe then students could be more aware of BOTH sides of the issue. I can't say I disagree with much about THIS portion of the assembly. >>> Dunkerton, IA School Assembly Message (portion on abortion) http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jazqMOC_N3s