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Berkshire Pride returned from its pandemic hiatus to host what attendees from the Berkshires and beyond called a banner year for the festival. With a new parade, a roster full

Establishment in the state is intent on talking to students a young as pre-k about gender. new instructs teachers to examine the impact of gender expression and gender identity on members of marginalized communities and race, culture, gender for members of those communities, but also is advise teaching kindergartners how to recognize a range of people raise that people espresso gender and identity. if youre a parent of a student from and you think you can opt out, there is no opt out. thats not ...

Republicans want teachers to report changes in students' "gender expression or identity" to their parents...

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‘Romanticism is part of the story that the upper middle class tells itself about us.’ An interview with Lori Fox.

What do we know since we learned more about the vaccination and everything in between the vaccine is not stopping us from getting or spreading. i say that as a vaccinated person. i got the johnson & johnson. they didnt tell me it was the magic and keyshawn johnson. i can catch covid but cant catch a pass. >> harris: parents have so much power. parents are outraged after learning public school second graders in the state of new jersey will be taught lessons in gender identity this fall, 5, 6, 7. ...

Need our legislature to focus like our students and teachers are every day to make sure were supported that we can stay supported and the real issues are addressed instead of the politicians making noise, looking towards the 2022 elections. >> this is a slew of bills being introduced in arizona allowing parents to visit classrooms and review what books are kept in the school library, getting parental approval for surveys on gender expression and perception. is this something youre finding that p...

Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins believes the bias crimes ordinance he publically signed earlier this month will be the most important legislation he signs during his term in office.

Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins believes the bias crimes ordinance he publicly signed earlier this month will be the most important legislation he signs during his term in office.

In the midst of all the controversy surrounding House Bill 1557, a local hair salon is sending a message one haircut at a time. ABC Action News Reporter Rochelle Alleyne introduces us to the Bobby Pin Hair Gallery.