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CPS cannot help students succeed if it first asks some of them to hide

On Wednesday, Chicago Public Schools Superintendent and CEO Macquline King sat before a congressional committee in Washington, where some politicians tried to frame LGBTQ inclusion in schools as a threat to children. I see it differently, writes Carlos Rivas Jr.

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