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Openly gay leader in creating the foundation of computer science as we know it, but was arrested for his "immorality."

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One of the first openly gay politicians and an iconic leader of the gay rights movement.

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The video includes an interview of co-founder Ellen Broidy about its origins and legacy. They discuss how Pride 2020 will be different because of the coronavirus, how kids can be good allies to their LGBTQ peers, and parallels between today's Black Lives Matter demonstrations and the Stonewall Uprising.

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The video highlights "Ose Arheghan, a 20-year-old student at Ohio State University. Ose speaks about making the world a more inclusive and equitable place, including by expanding their high school’s discrimination policy, and successfully lobbying state government to increase funding for after-school activities for LGBTQ+ students."

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BrainPOP offers a variety of videos highlighting the annual Pride celebration or prominent, historical LGBT figures.

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Glimpse of "History Unerased" in Action 

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Glimpse of "History Unerased" in Action 

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'History UnErased' brings LGBTQ topics to the classroom

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The organization History UnErased's mission is to make LGBT topics part of the mainstream U.S. education curriculum. Debra Fowler, the organization's co-founder and executive director, joined CBSN to discuss her inspiration for the program and the important role it plays in teaching American history.

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For more information, check out History Unerased. The non-profit offers a curriculum as a one-time cost per school including: virtual professional learning, ongoing support with our monthly office hours and special programming. Additionally, access to their growing library of digital LGBTQ-inclusive primary source-based instructional resources for K-12 classrooms.

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Click HERE  to check out Welcoming Schools recommended strategies

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For more definitions, check out the reputable UC Davis LGBTQIA Resource Center Terminology Guide

For more STUDENT FRIENDLY definitions, check out Welcoming Schools, "Defining LGBT Words for Elementary School Students"

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Poster of quote from Audre Lorde, black queer woman who fought for Lesbian & Gay Rights

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Find more posters HERE

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4 complete lessons exploring key heroes in LGBTQ+ History

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Learning For Justice provides several resources including articles for both educators and students, lessons, and posters!

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-Making Gay History
-Queer America
-History Unerased

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Supplemental resources include videos from Youtube or History illustrating the events that took place to incite the LGBTQ+ civil rights movement.

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Announcing the Stonewall National Monument

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Lessons are easy to follow, standards-aligned, and offer an array of additional resources to supplement for teaching

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Book for all grade levels (full list of book option found HERE)

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According to this Bill, a teaching of history should include "the contributions and influence of American Indians, Latinos, African Americans, and Asian Americans; lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTQ) individuals within these minority groups" (Colorado Department of Education). Unfortunately, there is no other support for educators in terms of teaching this content to their students.

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Welcoming Schools by the Human Rights Committee offers a variety of books, lessons, and videos focused on LGBTQ+ History

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So far, only 4 states require LGBT History to be part of school curriculum - California, New Jersey, Colorado, and Illinois (Education Week). Despite this markedly great progress, there is still much work to be done.