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I was new to municipal government but I was passionate about helping youth create change. One day the youth came into our meeting angry and frustrated. There was a government Bill called “Bill 10” that people were trying to pass and it stated that any youth in Alberta who wanted to have a GSA (Gay … Continue reading From Redneck to Rainbow: The Rights & Freedoms of LGBTQ+ Youth Part One, Episode #46 →

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From Redneck to Rainbow: The Rights & Freedoms of LGBTQ+ Youth Part One, Episode #46

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