Letters to the Editor: How does Temecula think its LGBTQ+ students feel right now? (via latimesopinion )
I have grown to expect stories like this out of the Midwest and the Deep South — but California? Theover the mere mention of Harvey Milk and the LGBTQ+ movement in a history textbook is an example of homophobia and ignorance.
As a gay man, I am saddened at the attempt to wipe out the history of an entire class of people in textbooks, particularly a group that has contributed so much to the quality of life we have in California.For years the far right’s plan has been to take over school boards, one of the lowest rungs of the political ladder. With that goal accomplished in much of the country, what next? Shall we remove any mention of the Holocaust, or the Civil War, or Jan.
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