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Ohio High School Cancels Performance of 'She Kills Monsters' Over Implied Gay Character
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She Kills Monsters, when the decision was made, only a month before the show was to debut in the school's new auditorium, according to WCPO Cincinnati.
Questions about the play's content were raised at an earlier meeting and the school ultimately told those involved in the production that it would be "deemed inappropriate for K-12."Written by noted American playwright Qui Nguyen, She Kills Monsters follows its main character, Agnes Evans, as she attempts to find out more about her deceased older sister.
Eventually, she realizes that her sister, Tilly, may have harbored romantic feelings for a female friend, Elizabeth. Nguyen would later go on to work on the script for Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon and write for several Netflix shows.She.
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Tennessee Lawmaker Revives State's 'Don't Say Gay' Bill for Schools
Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bills are getting a lot of national attention, but Tennessee state Rep. Bruce Griffey is passionately promoting similar legislation that he’s sponsoring.“The state of Tennessee is not allowed to teach my daughters Christian values that I think are important and they should learn, so I teach those at home,” Griffey, a Republican, recently told Tennessee TV station WMC.
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