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	<author_name>AFT New Hampshire</author_name>
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	<title>Defeat Senate Bill 272 (the so-called Parental Bill of Rights)</title>
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	<description>Requiring a teacher to break a confidence, even if the student isn’t ready to have a conversation with their parent, is damaging and wrong. Bringing this latest example of K-12 culture wars into the classroom must stop; it erodes trust between students and school staff and ultimately could affect students’ mental health. Senate Bill 272 targets students who may participate in LGBTQIA+-related activities, voices gender identity issues, wears gender-nonconforming clothes, asks to be called “they,” etc. This bill would put these children in danger.</description>
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