Queensland’s Courier Mail claims there is a private school in Brisbane which has several students who insist on identifying as cats. In an article listed as ‘opinion’, Associate Editor Kylie Lang shares that multiple unrelated sources have confirmed to her that Brisbane Girls Grammar School has several students who have chosen to self-identify as cats, as well […]
Tags: Cats, Courier Mil, Kylie Lang, news Corp, students
19 Mar 2022 /
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South Australian Premier Steven Marshall has spoken out against religious based schools who discriminate against people because of their sexuality or gender identity. “South Australia has always been a diverse, accepting, respectful state and we don’t want to have discrimination here in our state.” the Premier said on Friday. The South Australian Premier made the […]
Tags: Adelaide, discrimination, Liberal, Ruddock review, schools, South Australia, Steven Marshall, students, teachers
29 Aug 2021 |
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Greens senator Janet Rice has told equality campaigners that she believes bill to change to anti-discrimination act so that students can not be expelled from schools over their sexuality or gender identity has a good chance of passing the senate when parliament resumes this week. “(It) looks like it’s potentially got the support of the […]
Tags: Anti Discrimination, Anti Discrimination Act, Bill SHorten, Bisexual, discrimination, gay, Greens, Janet Rice, Labor, Lesbian, LGBT, LGBTI, LGBTIQ, Penny Wong, students, teachers
10 Feb 2019 |
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Are you wearing purple today? Today is the sixth annual ‘Wear It Purple’ Day – an opportunity for people to show solidarity with LGBTIQ+ young people at school, university and in the workplace. Since 2010, playgrounds, classrooms and offices have been awash with shades of violet and grape worn by those who stand against bullying […]
Tags: bullying, LGBTI bullying, lgbtiq bullying, purple, students, support, university, Wear It Purple, workplace, youth
26 Aug 2016 |
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South Carolina’s Senate have been presented with a bill that specifically targets trans people’s bathroom use in the state. The bill known as S. 1203 was introduced by State Senator Lee Bright, who says the law would mirror North Carolina’s position on LGBT rights. “Multiple occupancy bathroom and changing facilities located on public property, including […]
Tags: anti-LGBT, bathroom, Gender, governor nikki haley, law, laws, lee bright, mississippi, nikki haley, north carolina, Politics, senator lee bright, south carolina, students, trans*, transgender, US, USA
12 Apr 2016 |
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Last week Tasmania passed new legislation that some are concerned will allow schools to discriminate against LGBT students and families. The lower house on Thursday passed an amendment to the Anti-Discrimination Act which would allow religious schools to consider faith when making enrollment decisions. Shortly after the legislation passed, the Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights […]
Tags: Families, LGBT, Religion, religious freeedom, School, students, Tasmania, Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights Group
6 May 2015 |
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La Trobe University have published a study revealing that the amount of LGBT and questioning youth in Australia has more than doubled in the past five years, chalking the total up to approximately 20%. The most recent National Survey of Australian Secondary Schools and Sexual Health found that 79% of year 10-12 students surveyed identified […]
Tags: LaTrobe University, Same-Sex, students, teen, youth
13 May 2014 |
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