The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) will be hosting a weeklong celebration of 'National Coming Out Day' in this month of October.
The Los Angeles Unified School District will be hosting a weeklong celebration of “National Coming Out Day” in this month of October., a teacher within the district shared a document called “Week of Action Toolkit – Elementary,” which outlined how the LAUSD would essentially be treating the month of October as a secondary LGBTQ pride month.
“Teachers will have students create their own images with the identity map, and these images will be shared with the district. The document also has a famous transgender person to discuss with students each day of the week,” it added.a pledge that they will “use kind language when talking about all teachers, staff, classmates and their families even if they are different from themselves.”
The document further linked to an instructional from the Human Rights Campaign advising on proper LGBTQ language for elementary school students.
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