Iowa's School Ban on LGBTQ Topics Upholds
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A federal appeals court has upheld Iowas controversial law banning instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in K-6 classrooms, as well as removing explicit materials from school libraries. The law also requires schools to notify parents of gender-affirming accommodations. The court ruled that libraries are part of the school curriculum, allowing the state to censor materials. This decision has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising it as a win for safe learning spaces and others condemning it as censorship. The legal battles are expected to continue as districts navigate the implications of the ruling.
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