unbiased, non-discriminatory, and accurate education about the roles and contributions of LGBTQI+ individuals in order to promote representation and visibility and combat prejudice, inclusive of multiple identities within LGBTQI+ populations, including transgender, nonbinary, gender non-conforming, Two-Spirit, and intersex individuals, which have historically been marginalized within the larger LGBTQI+ population. (6) Women’s history education The term women’s history education means culturally relevant (to the extent practicable), unbiased, non-discriminatory, and accurate education about the roles and contributions of women, with a specific focus on non-domestic roles, in order to promote representation and visibility and combat prejudice. (7) Culturally relevant The term culturally relevant means, with respect to education, education that is— (A) available in multiple languages