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A secular primary school in England canceled its annual Easter parade and service to foster inclusivity, prompting a protest by approximately fifty Christians. Protesters criticized the decision, arguing it marginalized Christianity. The headteacher, Stephanie Mander, stated the cancellation aimed to respect all beliefs, while still teaching about Easter in the classroom. Counter-protesters supporting the school claimed the protesters lacked children enrolled there.

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