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Chula Vista Human Relations commissioners are expected Thursday to discuss potential ways the City Council could adopt more gender-inclusive language to cultivate a more welcoming environment.
Recommendations could include using inclusive pronouns in city documents, according to a city agenda report.
The commission, which is tasked with making recommendations to the council on improving equal opportunity for all residents, has practiced expanding language, such as using pronouns to identify themselves, for about a year.
Efforts are now to extend that beyond the commission, said Commissioner Nadia Kean-Ayub, who is also the South Bay regional director of PFLAG San Diego, an organization that offers support to LGBTQ people.
Independence council rejects ban on conversion therapy
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INDEPENDENCE, Mo. â The Independence City Council rejected an ordinance that would have banned therapy that seeks to change the sexual orientation or gender identity of minors.
The council voted 4-3 Monday against the ordinance according to the meeting agenda.
The measure was requested by the city s Human Relations Commission.
Council member Karen DeLuccie said the ordinance was too broad and referred to any treatment, which could include counseling. She also suggested that some forced treatment methods used in conversion therapy are already illegal.