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Wear it Purple Day is about more than a t‑shirt
The initiative began in 2010 to better support GSD youth in the face of widespread discrimination and bullying. Many kids and teachers go to school today wearing purple T-shirts and headbands.
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The Wear it Purple initiative, launched in 2010, aims to support gender‑ and sexual‑diverse (GSD) youth amid discrimination and bullying. In Australian schools, the campaign is visible as many students and teachers wear purple T‑shirts and headbands. The piece raises questions about how effectively schools include GSD students and educate all pupils about gender and sexual diversity.
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