Case over LGBT talk in schools settled after Utah law change
“The 2001 law was originally aimed at sex-education classes but had also been cited in other cases, like when a book about lesbian mothers was pulled from a school library shelf in 2013. . . Lawmakers voted in March to change the law to ban “advocacy of premarital or extramarital sexual activity,” rather than homosexuality. . . The legal settlement was finalized after the Utah State Board of Education also changed their policies.”
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