Cleveland council members approved a resolution during Monday’s meeting that condemns an Ohio bill that, if passed into law, would prohibit teachers in schools across the state from discussing lessons that involve diversity, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
According to the resolution:
“This bill attempts to erase and exclude LGBTQ+, Black, brown, Indigenous, Asian, Asian American, Pacific Islanders and other historically marginalized people from the classroom and is exceptionally cruel to these community members, their families, and anyone who loves them; the broad, open-ended ban on race and gender-related topics constitutes an attack on the freedom to learn of every young person in Ohio and deprives them of a well-rounded education, and puts Ohio’s most vulnerable students...
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