Including LGBTQ+ people in curriculum benefits all students, Mayfield says

When you are different, like being someone who identifies as LGBTQ+, seeing others like you matters.

When you are the only face of color in a neighborhood, seeing other faces of color on the shows you watch or in the books you read can help you feel more connected.

When you are the only person of faith in your workplace, seeing other people of faith in small groups or on social media can enrich your understanding of what you believe.

When you are the only person who identifies as LGBTQ+ in your school, seeing others who identify as you do in the lessons you learn can help you feel

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