Washington makes school curriculum more 'inclusive' by adding LGBTQ+ history
When students "feel a connection to what they’re learning, they do better," said Democratic Sen. Marko Liias.
March 19, 2024
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When students "feel a connection to what they’re learning, they do better," said Democratic Sen. Marko Liias.
In November, Washington could elect an out lieutenant governor, Kansas its first trans state legislator, and Michigan its first out member of Congress.
The LGBTQ+ community had much to celebrate in Tuesday's election, but there were some disappointments.
The state Senate barely defeated legislation that would have repealed the state's new gender-neutral bathroom policy.
The law involves children who are housed at host homes.
The states have plans to protect these families from penalties for seeking gender-affirming health care.
The November election isn't just about defeating Trump and flipping the U.S. Senate. It's a chance to diversify all levels of government.