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Equality and acceptance of LGBT teachers in the New Zealand education system is still far from established.

Discrimination can be subtle, such as whispering the word ‘gay’ so that the children can’t hear, but can also be obvious and inappropriate through direct discrimination and exclusion.

Teachers, and particularly leaders, in early c

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