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Survey asking if “queers” should use “normal people” bathrooms goes around school
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According to news outlet WPSD 6, the “Anti-Queer Association” at the Anna-Jonesboro Community High School in Anna, Illinois sent the survey around the institution. “This document is represented by the students of AJCHS,” the document says. “This is about all the QUEER Kids in this school.
This is a vote for all the students of AJCHS, this is not public you do not have to put your name on it or anything like that all we need is a check YES or NO.
This is an anonymous vote. VOTE WISELY!!!” It goes on to tell students to remain anonymous: “NO NAME JUST CHECK YES OR NO!!!!!!” There are then two blank lines underneath each option, giving students the option to vote for what they want. “(YES) I WANT QUEERS TO GO IN THE BATHROOM,” the first line
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