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Linn-Mar High School broadcast a show celebrating “bisexual-plus awareness week” and defining “non-monosexual identity.” "This term encompasses a range of identities, including bisexual, pansexual, fluid, queer and omnisexual. Non-monosexual identities emphasize that attraction can be complex and not limited to traditional binaries." Hinson said she was appalled the segments...

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