The aim of this article is to analyze anti-homosexual discourses on educational policies related to LGBT focusing on hate. Discourses of anti-homosexual groups were analyzed in depth through Carol Bacchi’s WPR(What’s the Problem Represented to be?). Research problems using WPR’s main questions are as follows. First, What’s the problems represented to be in the anti-homosexual discourses? Second, what are the premises of the problem representation of anti-homosexual discourse? Third, what strategies are used by anti-homosexual discourse to maximize the effect of their problem representation? The analysis revealed that the anti-homosexual discourses problematize the gender pluralistic education policies, left-wing ideological characteristics of gender education policy, and early sexualization of students. This representation of the problems is logically predicated on gender essentialism, heteronormativity, and ascetic sexual discourse. This study also found that anti-homosexual groups and organizations utilize the stimulation of disgust, the embodiment of danger to generate anger, and exclusion of homosexual discourse from entering the public sphere as discursive strategies to maximize the effects of problem representation. Based on these analyses, this study reveals that anti-homosexual discourse is practicing hate against LGBT people. Through this, it presents the need for discussions on the human rights issue of LGBT not only in the field of education but also in connection with politics, culture, and religion. It also proposes the need for pedagogical criticism and response to the phenomenon in which the discussion of sexual minorities' human rights is dominated by hate discourses.