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Mike Johnson worked with conversion therapy group to convince teens being gay is “dangerous”
He said that anti-bullying efforts were an attempt to silence Christians.
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This week on LGBTQ Twitter: Social media goes silent
But on another day, NRP’s Peter Sagal made sure voices were heard.
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Here’s your complete list of LGBTQ holidays & commemorations
Get out your calendars and get ready to highlight any LGBTQ “holidays” you want to observe.
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Hundreds of thousands raise awareness of bullying by silencing their voices
The annual event, sponsored by GLSEN, is aimed at showing support for LGBTQ youth by taking a day-long vow of silence.
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Antigay activists want to quash ‘Satanic’ Day of Silence
On The Day of Silence, students take a vow of silence in solidarity with closeted and bullied LGBTQ youth.
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Tulsa students suspended after LGBT poster defaced
Nearly a dozen students were suspended after a poster encouraging awareness about bullying and harassment of LGBT students was defaced.
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Students at Pa. school organize ‘Anti-gay day’ in response to ‘Day of Silence’
A Pittsburgh-area school district is investigating allegations of harassment involving students after complaints by parents and students voicing concern about a so-called “Anti-Gay Day” allegedly organized by some students.
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Oregon City high school students protest Day of Silence with anti-gay t-shirts
OREGON CITY, Ore. — On this national Day of Silence, designed to call attention to anti-LGBT harassment and discrimination in schools, some students at an Oregon high school staged their own protest to tell others that “gay is not OK.”
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The five worst religious right claims about safe schools initiatives
In honor of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network’s Day of Silence today – an annual event meant to draw attention to the “silencing effects” of anti-gay harassment and name-calling in schools – Right Wing Watch is re-releasing a collection of some of the most troubling recent claims from the Religious Right about safe schools initiatives.
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Annual ‘Day of Silence’ calls attention to ‘silencing effect’ of anti-LGBT bullying
Hundreds of thousands of students at thousands of schools around the world on Friday will participate in GLSEN’s (the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network) 19th annual “Day of Silence” by taking a vow of silence to draw attention to the anti-LGBT harassment and discrimination in schools.