Police had to separate the protesters, resulting in three arrests. that the Proud Boys, an all-male far-right organization that promotes and participates in political violence.
One participant, who said her child was graduating from GUSD on Wednesday, called the protests “heartbreaking.”
“It's a great community, my son got a great education here,” she told the Los Angeles Times.
Others expressed dissatisfaction with the policy of the board.
“I'm here on the side of the parents who want schools to focus on learning rather than sexuality,” Belissa Cohen said.
There were protesters at board meetings. gather outside for weeks.
Conservative group GUSD Parents Voices asked parents to attend Tuesday's demonstration to “join the fight against indoctrination in our schools.”
“It's about in particular, gender ideology is being forced and forced on children at Glendale Unified,” Jordan Henry, who is running for Glendale City Council, told the Los Angeles Times.
A woman shows her disapproval during a meeting. Photo: Keith Birmingham/The Orange County Register/AP
The Glendale School released a statement on Monday in response to the criticism.
< p>“Recently, deliberate and malicious misinformation has been circulating about what is taught in our district, and how we serve our students,” they said.
“This includes misinformation about LGBTQIA+ curriculum, sex education and support for transgender and gender non-conforming youth.”
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