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Parents annoyed as pronouns law requires Indiana schools to report all nickname requests

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Parents annoyed as pronouns law requires Indiana schools to report all nickname requests

www.indystar.com

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politics @lemmy.world · il y a 3 ans

Central Indiana parents share their thoughts about a new law that requires schools to notify them when a student requests a different name or pronouns.

Just in case you thought this was only a Florida problem.

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There’s a reason it’s called “the northern most southern state”.
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  Those of us who have little choice but to live here call it “The Middle Finger of the South”
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  Pretty sure that’s rural Maine.
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    it’s rural everywhere
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