Iowa law limits gender identity instruction, removes books depicting sex acts from school libraries
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Iowa teachers are now banned from raising gender identity or sexual orientation issues with children through the sixth grade. The new law signed by Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds also mandates the removal of all books depicting sex acts from Iowa school libraries.
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Iowa teachers are now banned from raising gender identity or sexual orientation issues with children through the sixth grade. The new law signed by Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds also mandates the removal of all books depicting sex acts from Iowa school libraries.
Republican Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Friday signed into law a bill banning sexually explicit school library books, as well as lessons on gender and sexuality through the sixth grade.
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds on Friday signed an education reform law which includes prohibiting instruction related to gender identity and sexual orientation in schools for students in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Iowa teachers will be banned from raising gender identity or sexual orientation issues with children through the sixth grade under the law signed on Friday.
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