That seems to be the case, according to the "General Laws of Massachusetts." However, we've been told many times by the pro-homosexual folks that this was a PRIVATE conference. And we've been told that GLSEN does not teach anything in the public schools. So then GLSEN is a PRIVATE organization, NOT "a bona fide school, museum or library." Why then, can't GLSEN be charged under Chapter 272, sections 28 and 29 for disseminating matter which is obscene? It was their private conference and they were responsible for protecting the kids from this obscene material.
As far as the public schools go, the best thing all parents can do to protect their children is to remove the homosexual advocates' "audience" by using the Hatch Amendment Letter - Parental Consent Form for use in the Public Schools. Let the pro-homos spout their propaganda and perversion to a bunch of empty chairs.
I would think that may be second-best. Best would be home-schooling.