California’s FAIR Education Act: Addressing the Bullying Epidemic by Ending the Exclusion of LGBT People and Historical Events in Textbooks and Classrooms

California’s FAIR Education Act: Addressing the Bullying Epidemic by Ending the Exclusion of LGBT People and Historical Events in Textbooks and Classrooms
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加州公平教育法案:通过结束教科书和课堂中对 LGBT 人群和历史事件的排斥来解决欺凌流行病

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2014
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Senator Mark Leno
Senator Mark Leno
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