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this belongs in every single museum on planet earth

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Fucked up slizzered listening to Document

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WHERE is the video with the guy with the laptop dancing to really bad music please i need this

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i’m so obsessed with this 6 seconds of an eminem freestyle it’s not even funny

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"only I can stand up to god"

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how can i get amnesia on purpose, got linked a vtuber rapping like shit in the group chat yesterday and i want to forget

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she killed this little textile moment frankly i'm so sick of that horrible family never supporting or encouraging her

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well hot damn i didn't know that's what espn was

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"California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, signed a first-of-its-kind state law Monday aimed at protecting LGBTQ+ students from having their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression revealed by schools without consent.

The SAFETY Act prohibits schools from enforcing policies that forcibly out a student and shields teachers and other school staff from retaliation if they refuse to obey such policies. 

The new law makes California the first state to ban outing policies, according to the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus.

Chris Ward, a San Diego Democrat who first introduced the bill in the California Legislature, said in a statement Monday that the SAFETY Act combats a rise in politically motivated attacks on queer and transgender students nationwide. 

"While some school districts have adopted policies to forcibly out students, the SAFETY Act ensures that discussions about gender identity remain a private matter within the family,” Ward said. “As a parent, I urge all parents to talk to their children, listen to them, and love them unconditionally for who they are."

The law’s enactment came nearly a year after Tony Thurmond, the state superintendent of public instruction, said he was forcibly removed from a local school board meeting where he was opposing a district's proposed outing policy, which was eventually blocked in court. 

“Our teachers can now focus on teaching the critical academic skills that our students need to succeed, not on policing the gender identities of children,” Thurmond said in a statement Monday."

-via USA Today, July 16, 2024

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i hate people who know chess. “i’m moving my rook to c2” okay man. i’m driving down I-65

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