Gender Education is supposed to treat sexual minorities and disadvantaged gender groups in a diverse perspective. From the view of public policy, it is an open respect and care for the disadvantaged gender groups. With the intellectual enquires of advocating human rights, it could turn into a force, which might refuse to listen to the opposite opinions. In view of the high school test question of "why we do not support the same-sex marriage" in the article, the author implemented the right of access to the media as an active approach to discursive in public forum. With the given feedbacks, textual analysis is conducted, providing some sheds to provoke the need for such public policy deliberative democracy to promote understanding of the diverse nature of gender education.