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Californians divided on LGBTQ issues at schools, but there’s a path to parental support

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Morgan Polikoff: The political right has fixed its gaze on LGBTQ issues in schools. She says California is a trailblazer when it comes to inclusion in the curriculum. But many are still uncomfortable with schools being a site for debating LGBTQ issues, she says. Polikoffs: California education leaders can help the nation see what a careful, responsive strategy looks like.

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Californians divided on LGBTQ issues at schools, but there’s a path to parental support

The so-called parents’ rights movement in education took off in 2021 with the election of Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, putting identity-related issues in the school curriculum front and center. The bogeyman of critical race theory was weaponized by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis who called it “state-sanctioned racism” and made it the first target in the “anti-woke” campaign. But the political right has fixed its gaze on LGBTQ issues in schools. The …

1 month ago·San Jose, United States

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