The proposal in Ohio comes as Republicans nationwide have accelerated an anti-LGBTQ+ agenda at the state level.
) and a catchall clause that would forbid the teaching of any “concept that the state board of education defines as divisive or inherently racist.”Christina Collins,adding that the bill is an “outright banning of diversity” in Ohio public schools. “Students often turn to their teachers and school counselors for support, especially when exploring issues of self-identity,” she says.
Critics are particularly wary of the bill’s vague language. The bill does not detail what kind of materials qualify as “age-” and “developmentally appropriate.” Collins says the “confusing and ambiguous” language places teachers in an impossible bind. “Who gets to define what is age-appropriate?” she asks.
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