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Shame effects: the risks from public debates and bigotry about the Safe Schools program : Comments
By Rob Cover, published 3/3/2016Through its diversity education training, the Safe Schools Coalition program makes some small headway into trying to make a broader range of sexualities and genders seem normal.
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