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Superintendent candidate who vowed to 'expel queer education' places second in Seoul election
Education superintendent candidate Cho Jeon-hyeok, who campaigned on a pledge to ban LGBTQ+ education, came in second, according to an exit poll for the local elections on Wednesday.
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Superintendent candidate who vowed to 'expel queer education' places second in Seoul election
Education superintendent candidate Cho Jeon-hyeok, who campaigned on a pledge to ban LGBTQ+ education, came in second, according to an exit poll for the local elections on…
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