Californians are divided on LGBTQ issues at schools, but there’s a path to parental support

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Written By Ken Futernick

While tremendous progress has been made on Californians’ attitudes, many are still uncomfortable with schools being a place for LGBTQ inclusion. If red states keep banning these conversations, California can help the nation see what a careful strategy looks like. Read on in Cal Matters >

Ken Futernick
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