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'Tenn.'s 'Don't Say Gay' bill delayed in committee' - article
On a related note, Washington state just passed gay marriage through the House and the Senate. It now just goes to the Governor for her to sign.
She has already made clear she would sign this legislation.
This will make seven states in almost as many years.
So, Tenn's bill is not very effective.
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