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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

Bills being considered in Louisiana would regulate students' pronouns and discussions of gender and sexuality in schools, known as "Don’t Say Gay" bills.
To raise awareness, students at Benjamin Franklin High School performed a play called "The Capitol Project" at the state Capitol.
The students hope their play will spark more empathy and highlight the struggles of LGBTQ+ youth.

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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

A group of students from a New Orleans high school staged a play they developed on the steps of Louisiana's Capitol to protest a series of anti-LGBTQ+ legislative proposals

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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

A group of students from a New Orleans high school staged a play they developed on the steps of Louisiana's Capitol to protest a series of anti-LGBTQ+ legislative proposals. In

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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

By SHARON LURYE Associated Press NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Ava Kreutziger was in high school English class last year when she heard about the passage of legislation that could affect LGBTQ+ students like her. She excused herself from class to go cry in the bathroom, and found two of her classmates already there in tears. Those bills were vetoed, but similar proposals — now with a better shot of passing under a new Republican governor — would regulate …

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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

By SHARON LURYE Associated Press NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A group of students from a New Orleans high school staged a play they developed on the steps of Louisiana’s Capitol to protest a series of anti-LGBTQ+ legislative proposals. In the past, students at Kreutziger’s high school in New Orleans have held walkouts to protest anti-inclusion proposals. This year, some of them had the idea that a play could spark more empathy. Bills pending in the state …

1 month ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Ava Kreutziger was in high school English class last year when she heard about the passage of legislation that could affect LGBTQ+ students like her. She […]

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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

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First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

First they tried protests of anti-gay bills. Then students put on a play at Louisiana’s Capitol

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