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How one Tennessee student started the anti-Pride push that’s spreading in red states
A Tennessee student, inspired by Italy's conservative Family Day, initiated a push for 'Nuclear Family Month' in June to counter LGBTQ Pride. Similar proclamations supporting traditional family values have been adopted in Tennessee, Arkansas, Alabama, Utah, and Indiana, reflecting a growing conservative effort to promote heterosexual family norms over LGBTQ rights.
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