FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla -- Several groups met Friday night to make a strategy to convince the Broward County School Board to overturn its rejection of a video promoting diversity.

The Broward County School Board's diversity committee rejected the Anti-Defamation League-produced video, which features such popular children's entertainment characters as Barney, Sesame Street characters and the Muppets singing the Sister Sledge hit song "We Are Family."

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Board members said the video promotes a "homosexual agenda" and might confuse children about who their families are, NBC 6's Ari Odzer reported.

The decision outraged some people in Broward County. Several groups met Friday to come up with a way to get the school board to change its decision.

"The community is really outraged and shocked that the diversity committee would reject such a simple video with Sesame Street characters singing about the importance of being kind and tolerant of each other. For the diversity committee to reject a video that teaches diversity is crazy. It's as though the fire department would reject using water because it puts out fires. Anybody who sees this video with Barney and Big Bird and cartoon characters singing about kindness and family, there's nothing controversial about it," Stratton Pollitzer, of Equality Florida, said.

The school spokesperson would not comment, except to say that the school board will take up the issue in the near future.

Broward is one of five counties nationwide to reject the video.