Kentucky Republican Candidate: ‘Will Not Have Transgenders' in School if Elected
GOP gubernatorial candidate Kelly Craft is a former UN ambassador.
May 10, 2023
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GOP gubernatorial candidate Kelly Craft is a former UN ambassador.
The state has banned books depicting sex acts from school libraries and classrooms.
Hundreds of high school students across Arizona left their classrooms to show their support for LGBTQ+ students and stand against the Republican governor's anti-queer policies.
Middle school students in Seattle sent handmade cards to respond to the anti-LGBTQ+ group. But Moms for Liberty claims this shows the schools are "indoctrinating and weaponizing" students.
“I guess what I’m trying to figure out is why is having a rainbow in a classroom is indoctrination and not having the Ten Commandments in a classroom,” Texas state Rep. James Talarico argued in a now viral video.
It's not just Florida -- Alabama, Tennessee, South Dakota, Utah, and Indiana have anti-LGBTQ+ laws coming into force now.
The Trump-appointed judge left open the chance the case could be refiled.
The school board agreed that LGBTQ+ Pride flags were not political statements.
A high school English teacher was put on blast by a Republican politician for displaying affirming messages in her virtual classroom.
The legislation specifies the exact language that must be printed on the classroom displays and outlines that the text of the Ten Commandments must be the central focus of the poster or framed document.
The Cobb County board voted 4-3 Thursday to terminate the contract of Katherine Rinderle.
The decision has garnered criticism from parents and LGBTQ+ rights advocates.
Alabama Republicans also passed legislation banning Pride flags in schools, and prohibiting staff from using students' chosen names and pronouns.
“If these bills go into play, what was I actually fighting for?” said a mother of a gay teen who died by suicide. “We all deserve protection. We all deserve to feel comfortable. We all deserve to feel love."
An Ohio elementary teacher is flipping the script and using her religious beliefs against conservatives to support LGBTQ+ rights.
A police officer entered a middle school classroom to search for an "inappropriate" book. And no, it wasn't 1984.
The school board president said allowing Pride flags could lead to allowing white supremacist flags -- and some students and parents are outraged.
Blue states are passing laws mandating LGBTQ people and rights are included in school curricula, but progress has been slow and spotty.