There are deep partisan divides regarding LGBTQ+ inclusion and racial justice in K-12 curriculum, according to a new study by University of Southern California researchers.

“That said, there are major partisan differences in beliefs about what children should be learning in public schools, particularly regarding topics related to LGBTQ and race,” said Anna Saavedra, a co-author of the study, research scientist and co-director at USC’s Center for Applied Research in Education. “Local districts have the challenge of reconciling these differences in the coming years.”

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Not So Common

CA AG Rob Bonta doesn't care, he will sue any school district or individual that gets in his way to destroy the fabric of America, children.

Bonta's answer to any child's issue.

Your stomach hurts, change your gender

You picked up your sister's barbie, change your gender

You kicked a ball at recess, change your gender

You don't know if you like Cheerios or Fruit loops better, change your gender

Terence Y

Not So Common, let’s not forget another one… you can’t compete against other biological males, change your gender and hope that bullying and peer pressure will keep biological females from causing a ruckus or organizing a separate league/association so you can get your trophy.

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