Georgia School's LGBTQ+ Book Purge Violated Students' Rights: DOE
According to the Department of Education, the school system has entered into a resolution agreement to remedy the damage its prior actions had on students.
May 23, 2023
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According to the Department of Education, the school system has entered into a resolution agreement to remedy the damage its prior actions had on students.
New findings from GLSEN show that anti-LGBTQ+ harassment and bullying remain distressingly common.
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