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D.C. to celebrate LGBTQ poetry
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DC Pride Poem-a-Day will present its second installation of short videos featuring LGBTQ poetry from the Washington, D.C. area to celebrate Pride month.
A new video will be released each day in June and will feature different poets reading an original poem on the theme of “heritage.” The videos highlight LGBTQ poets from a variety of backgrounds, ethnicities, races, and countries of origin, and also poets from minority religions, multi-lingual, and disabled.
To access the poetry, visit DC Pride Poems’ website. The post D.C. to celebrate LGBTQ poetry appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ News, Politics, LGBTQ Rights, Gay News.
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Southern California school board faces state scrutiny for blocking gay rights figure from curriculum
Rob Bonta (pictured), Gavin Newsom and state Superintendent Tony Thurmond last week warned school leaders against restricting curriculum and cautioned that content rejections would be reviewed by the attorney general. The letter to Temecula is the first target of such a review.
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