Failing to address students by preferred name would be discrimination under new Colorado bill pushed by youth

School staff would be required to address Colorado students by their preferred name under a new bill a state youth council advanced. Refusal to do so would constitute discrimination.

"Giving students a place like the school where they can live as themselves and be validated as themselves, I think is really important," teenager Meghan Taylor told Colorado Newsline. ---More...

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