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The California state senate is looking to change history, literally, with a bill that would require textbooks taught in California public schools to mention gay and lesbian pioneers, theweek.com reports. And because many states use the same textbooks produced for California, other communities would likely have to follow suit. It is the first step any state has taken to recognize LGBT leaders in the realm of public education.
BY BRITTANY TAYLOR ON 4/18/2011 5:37:00 PM
POSTED IN sexuality, In the News
I just want to say, it would mean so much to me if GL posted an artical about gender identities, sexual orientations and other things of the matter. I don't just mean lesbian, gay,bi. I want as many things as possible to be included. Asexual, gender queer, gender fluid, pansexuals(like me). I think it would be really helpful just by educating about these things along with the difference between gender identification and sexual orientation. Please take this into consideration, it would mean a lot to me along with many other teens.
by braveemily on 2/9/2013 3:58:20 PM
I vote YAY all the WAY!!! Why don't we now? LGBT people are really no different from the rest of us, and yet they're treated as if they are evil, or like jokes. It isn't fair.
by dramaticstar on 1/18/2013 4:15:56 PM
I definently would vote YAY. We should be taught a bit about this. Saying nay would be like saying because we don't believe in the Greek gods & goddesses, we shouldn't be taught about Ancient Greece. I feel this should be taught because people should be informed. Some people are making decisions on LGBT matters blindly and uneducated. They are judging based solely on opinions instead of facts. I personally support LGBT matters even though I don't know many people who do. I'm a 13 yr old Christian but I support this all the way. Gays are humans same as you and me, and we should be taught about their history, just like we are taught about African-American history.
by XXi'mmyownmeXX on 10/26/2012 9:52:57 PM
I believe it should be in textbooks for high school. The big governemnt debate on gay marriage is a huge thing. I'm religeous but i still support anyone who is gay because it believe that it is not a choice. I know that the bible says that it isn't real marriage if it isnt a woman and a man, and i guess i agree with that. however i dont think it is our choice on whether or not someone can be married. I think thought that because some families feel so strongly about the issue that it would cause problems with schools since some parents may not want their kids to know about gay people
by lpstride on 9/21/2012 11:58:47 PM
Abso-flippin'-lutely. My uncle is gay and my aunt has supported him, fought for him, and loved him for 27 years. I am a big supporter of LGBT rights, and this would be SO awesome for us. I vote YAY all the way.
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