Alabama lawmakers have advanced legislation to expand the existing ban on discussing sexual orientation and gender identity in public schools from K-5 to all K-12 grades. The proposed law prohibits teachers from leading discussions on these topics and displaying pride flags in classrooms.
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Teacher-led discussions on sexual orientation and gender identity would be banned in public schools and displaying Pride flags in classrooms would be prohibited under legislation lawmakers advanced in Alabama on Wednesday. https://t.co/GX7e7Hrosl
Alabama currently prohibits instruction and teacher-led discussions on gender identity or sexual orientation in a manner that is “not age appropriate” in K-5 grades. The legislation would expand the prohibition to all K-12 grades. https://t.co/8kLAWu9XLU
Alabama state lawmakers advance legislation that would prohibit classroom discussions or instruction related to gender identity or sexual orientation in public schools through 12th grade, expanding the existing law that extends through 5th grade https://t.co/iAn3hPvUnI https://t.co/NJCNt4MVeb
Lawmakers in Alabama have advanced legislation that bans teachers from discussing sexual orientation and gender identity in all grade levels. Teachers are prohibited from displaying the pride flag in their classrooms. https://t.co/uBG6xPIxJ7