on a schoolboard and i came in and i said, you know, i don t want any jews or christians, teaching my kids. because well they believe in people living inside whales and they believe in slavery and they believe in stoney women who have, who have had an affair. so i just don t want any of those christians or jews. could you imagine? but they feel absolutely free to say that about gay people. feel free to stand up and say okay, i m not against homosexuals, it s the act. it s not the act. it s bigotry it s hatred, it s prejudice, it s wrong and we need to knock it out. you know so you have been certainly making a difference in the lgbt community for decades now. and certainly you ve been making your mark known in your professional career. and this marks a big milestone for you. because 20 years ago you started one of my favorite films, mrs. doubtfire. 30 years ago you won your first two tony awards for torch song trilogy. and there was a movie made as
on election day after you check the box or press the button, for your presidential candidate, then the senate, then the house, then the schoolboard and it down to your dog catcher, after you do that, you might get to the bottom of the ticket and simply may not know which way to go on all the ballot initiatives. on november 6, voters will also be deciding the outcome of 176 ballot measures across 38 states. in california alone, voters will be asked to make a call on 11 different plop positions. now, the measures range from a proposed ban on paycheck contributions to unions for political purposes to ending the death penalty in the state to a modification of california s three strikes law. and as they say, all politics are local, ballot initiatives if approved become law. in theory, voting on these measures is an exercise in direct democracy, but in practice, it is usually just an exercise because these initiatives are very high impact, but they re also very
rutgers freshman tyler chlement. let s take a look at the details. anti-bullying specialist at each school. safety team at each school. investigation within one day of an incident and school classes on the difference between tattling and telling. does it go too far? the parts that go too far are the ones we haven t talked about. anybody serving as a schoolboard, as a volunteer, if you re a teacher or a custodian and you might have heard about it and you haven t accounted on it, you might be sued. and t two camps, generally divided by those that do have kids and those that don t have kids. there is the argument that growing up, you want to have some conflict, but at the same
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textbooks. everytime i try i tried to look through the book, it was a big stack of paper, and i m really lazy. i got comment, your shirt and tie are fantastic. he can excellent color combination. but i m looking through this thing. and they re taking something out, and then they write, because it s in if they re not covering christmas, is it because it s not covered somewhere else? what makes it into a social studies book or history book these textbooks don t want to talk about the civil war, the founding of the country. christmas was replaced by a hindu holiday. that is what the advisory panel wanted to do. and that s what led to the action of the schoolboard. what really load to the schoolboard putting its foot down, don t mess with texas moment, they said, enough is enough. we have the power to control