Clashes and Arrests at Glendale School Board Meeting Over LGBTQ+ Curriculum

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Three people were arrested during a protest outside a Glendale Unified School District board meeting, where the board was set to vote on recognizing June as Pride Month. The protest turned violent as fights broke out between pro-LGBTQ+ protesters and conservative groups. Despite the disruption, the board later unanimously adopted the resolution to declare June as Pride Month. Some parents have been protesting the state's curriculum on LGBTQ+ issues, claiming it violates their rights as parents. The district superintendent denies having any agenda and says they are following the state's curriculum.
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- Los Angeles Unified School District unanimously passes resolution to bring LGBTQ education to all schools KABC-TV
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