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Claire Birkenshaw became the first transgender headteacher to transition while in post in the UK. She tells Laura Reid about her experiences ahead of a talk in Hull. 
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Journalism students at the University of Texas-Austin are in the process of forming the first National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) chapter in the state of Texas.
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Bobby Brooks decided early on not to make his sexuality a focal point of his campaign for Texas A&M University student body president.
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As per the college, Ashley Tellis had crossed the line and there were several complaints against him by the students and parents. - Bengaluru College fires Professor Ashley Tellis 'for being gay', the LGBT activist hits back in Facebook posts
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The Office of Multicultural Affairs has hired Katie Stygles as the new coordinator of LGBT programs for the LGBT Resource Center.
Matt Skallerud's insight:
Stygles has been involved in the University community in multiple ways. She originally came to campus to conduct several HIV prevention programs. Stygles recently completed her doctorate in the University’s Higher Education Administration program. She completed her undergraduate degree at Xavier University in Cincinnati.
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The Campus Pride Index released its latest rankings of college and universities based on whether they create an inclusive atmosphere for LGBT students, and some local institutions scored high marks.
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From a Kyodo report in 'Japan Today': at the ministry of education's urging, publishers in Tokyo create books for youngsters on the LGBT experience.
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The effort brought leaders together to talk about “inclusive practices and policies and share best practices for expanding equality” on college campuses.
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A North Carolina school district was going to use a book about a boy who wears dresses as part of its first grade curriculum on bullying. Wouldn’t that have been nice! Instead, school administrators pulled the book, called Jacob’s New Dress, following complaints from teachers and eventually, lawmakers.
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A student group at Beloit College will be hosting two events focused on issues facing the LGBT community.
Matt Skallerud's insight:
The Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA), a student-led LGBT advocacy group at Beloit College will be hosting Sam Brinton, an advocate for LGBTQ+ youth who will be speaking about eliminating conversion therapy at 7 p.m. on Thursday at the Wilson Theater in the Oscar Meyer building at Beloit College. The community is welcome to attend.
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A teacher who was bullied as a schoolboy for being gay came out to 1,000 of his pupils during a school assembly.
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