"Divided Views: Teaching Gender Identity and Race in Schools"

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Two recent polls revealed deep divisions among Americans, including Democrats, teachers, and teenagers, regarding whether schools should teach about gender identity, while there was broader support for teaching about race. The surveys highlighted the complexities of opinions on these divisive issues in public education, with Democrats showing overall support for L.G.B.T.Q.-themed instruction but split views on addressing transgender issues for younger students in elementary school.
- Support for Teaching Gender Identity in School Is Split, Even Among Democrats The New York Times
- Teachers', teens' and Americans' views about race, LGBTQ issues being taught in school Pew Research Center
- Most Teachers Say Schools Should Teach That the Legacy of Slavery Persists The Wall Street Journal
- National divide on teaching race, LGBTQ issues in classrooms captured in new survey ABC News
- Gender identity tough topic for students, teachers amid 'culture war' USA TODAY
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