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Clay County student says yearbook section that featured LGBTQ+ pride pulled from publishing
In a petition, a yearbook editor claims that removing the LGBTQ+ culture page violates the district’s non-discrimination policy and students freedom of speech. Author: Haley Harrison Updated: 3:04 PM EDT April 16, 2021
CLAY COUNTY, Fla. A Change.org petition created by the yearbook editor at Fleming Island High School says Clay County district officials have blocked the publication of a yearbook section highlighting LGBTQ+ pride and culture.
Editor Hanna Coulter claims district officials told Principal Thomas Pittman, Vice Principal Rex Knight that she could not to devote half of the yearbook s cultural spread to a pride section representing LGBTQ+ students. As a result, she says, school officials told her the entire cultural section will not be printed.
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A Cherokee High School teacher was selected as the featured artist to complete a 3-feet-high and 540-feet-long mural on Railroad Street. (Shutterstock)
CANTON, GA With a submitted rendering of a mural representing the history and diversity of Cherokee County, Shanna Coulter, a fine art instructor at Cherokee High School, was selected as the featured artist to complete a 3-feet-high and 540- feet-long mural on Railroad Street. The City of Canton and the Downtown Canton Main Street s Public Art Steering Committee had a call for artists for the project early in 2020, and Coulter s design stood out among the many that presented.