Texas High School Students Subjected to Anti-LGBTQ+ Anti-Abortion Protest
The protesters don’t want to teach their kids about certain topics but they are protesting those topics in front of the kids.
August 23, 2023
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The protesters don’t want to teach their kids about certain topics but they are protesting those topics in front of the kids.
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