Democrats introduce resolution in support of LGBTQ+ youth
The resolution demands "equal educational opportunity, basic civil rights protections, and freedom from erasure."
April 12 2024 4:35 PM
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The resolution demands "equal educational opportunity, basic civil rights protections, and freedom from erasure."
Ryan Walters has allowed a climate of hate to thrive in Oklahoma schools, an open letter says in light of trans student Nex Benedict's death.
The education advocacy group GLSEN cited a report from the Center for Countering Digital Hate that identified deficiencies in monitoring hateful content.
The school district rejected a grant from the It Gets Better Project, which has awarded $600,000 to schools to support LGBTQ+ students.
Unearthed remarks on gay conversion therapy and derogatory comments about the LGBTQ+ community put the spotlight on the new speaker’s regressive beliefs.
At a recent GLSEN event, Bening, the mother of a trans son, warned, "You do not want to make this mama mad."
Saturday's event looks to raise money for GLSEN's mission.
The new board chair and vice chair, Wilson Cruz and Imara Jones, talk about their mission, along with Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, who became executive director last year.
Together, local and state leaders are expressing the urgency to care for LGBTQ+ young people in all communities.
They claim the store’s Pride gear was sexualizing kids.
The bill comes at a time when Republicans are trying to erase and rewrite certain histories.
There will be events across the nation Saturday to promote honest teaching about racial and LGBTQ+ issues.
They claim that making school better for queer and trans kids is somehow indoctrinating kids into “woke gender ideology.”
Luminaries from politics, show business, and more turned out to honor Idina Menzel, Justin David Sullivan, Freedom to Learn, and Daniel Hadi.
After Target removed some Pride merchandise, LGBTQ+ groups call for it and all businesses, including Anheuser-Busch, to stand up to haters.
Organizers say the event, which continues to bring in money, raised more than $560,000.
LGBTQ+ students and allies will take a vow of silence tomorrow to protest the harmful effects of harassment and discrimination of LGBTQ+ people in schools.
The GOP would have many believe that students are inundated with sex and gender conversations daily when, in reality, most never hear about those topics in school.
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