OutCasting Episode 14a — Dan Savage on bullying; California State Senator Mark Leno on LGBTQ education law
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This first national edition of OutCasting features a discussion of LGBTQ teen bullying and suicide prevention with Dan Savage, the author, activist, and co-founder of the It Gets Better Project. Also, a discussion with California State Senator Mark Leno about the law he sponsored that will require the teaching of LGBTQ history in California schools.
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