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    "text": "GOOD NEWS: Yesterday, a federal district court once again temporarily blocked portions of SF 496, the sweeping Iowa law aimed at silencing LGBTQ+ students, erasing any recognition of LGBTQ+ people from public schools, and banning books with  \n\nOur full statement: lambdalegal.org/newsroom/iow...",
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          "alt": "Quote graphic with a large quotation mark and a statement from Nathan Maxwell, Lambda Legal Senior Attorney, on a blue background. The quote reads: We’re pleased that our clients, Iowa families and students, can look forward to the next school year without facing the harms of this unconstitutional law. This ruling acknowledges that Iowa students and teachers have experienced real harm from this law. The court agreed with us that the latitude afforded the State to determine school curricula does not empower lawmakers to erase any mention of LGBTQ+ people altogether from schools, nor to put students in harm’s way for failing to meet ambiguous and arbitrary standards for gender expression. Lastly, the court here makes it clear, yet again, that banning books with LGBTQ+ content or censoring inclusive messages for LGBTQ+ students is unacceptable. ",
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