A district meeting on LGBTQ studies saw a violent turn when protesters gathered outside began to brawl.

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At least three people were arrested Tuesday after several hundred protesters gathered outside a California school board meeting discussing a resolution to recognize June as Pride Month, authorities said.

The Glendale Police Department responded to the protest at the Glendale Unified School District headquarter in Glendale, California, to “ensure public safety and facilitate peaceful demonstrations,” the police department said in a news release. “Several hundred protesters gathered, many waving the American flags and LGBTQ+ Pride flags,” police said in the release.

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