Protesters brawl as Southern California school district decides whether to recognize Pride Month
- Violence broke out during a protest outside a Glendale Unified School District board meeting, with clashes erupting between pro-LGBTQ+ protesters and conservative groups. Three people were arrested for various charges, including using pepper spray and obstructing police officers.
- The school board was voting on recognizing June as Pride Month, which has been done for the last four years. Some parents had been protesting against the teaching of LGBTQ+ issues, claiming that it violated their rights as parents.
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