http://city-made.com/tag/fabric-scrap Students at Grapevine High School have staged a walkout. A few days ago, the Grapevile-Colleyville School District voted to essentially ban trans teachers from the classroom, ban the word transgender, pull all lgbtq+ books, and ban pronouns (figure that one out).
— Erin Reed (@ErinInTheMorn) August 26, 2022
Solidarity! https://t.co/NQ8D76IcXE
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Rochester overwhelmingly rejects Sen. Jim Gray’s proposed book ban. “There has never been a community that banned books that we didn’t look back on as the bad guys.” #NHPolitics https://t.co/GbxDTgD3ni
— David Meuse (@JdmMeuse) September 7, 2022
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Librarians across my state (Missouri) are reporting patrons coming in with lists of books they want to ban or want to judge whether they are “appropriate”. What all these lists have in common is authors or subjects that do with POC or LGBTQ+. The agenda is crystal clear.
— Scott Bonner (@ScottyBonner) September 2, 2022
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NEW: In July, Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta confirmed that slandering LGBTQ people as “groomers” violates their ban on hateful content. But in the months since, they’re continued to directly profit off paid content promoting the slur: https://t.co/6WrSaFRSmd
— Ari Drennen (@AriDrennen) September 6, 2022
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“Texas school district bans pronoun use, limits restrooms transgender students can access” by @chron https://t.co/TCgQcMs8yS
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) August 25, 2022
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#Mich. town yanks #library’s funds over #LGBTQ book ‘#GenderQueer’ – https://t.co/xtQvHHVjdC
— Dc Slumdog (@DcSlumdog) August 27, 2022
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New laws in Florida have many educators facing fear and confusion. In the first weeks of school, teachers were asked to take down stickers showing support for LGBTQ students and, in at least one case, to remove rainbow colored paper from a classroom door. https://t.co/mYLZbpsbeH
— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 27, 2022