Florida's Senate passed a bill today that aims to limit discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity in schools. Gov. Ron DeSantis has signaled support for the legislation:
Supporters of the bill, including Republican State Sen. Dennis Baxley, have said that their focus is on classroom instruction, and that the bill does not actually prevent the word"gay" from being said in schools.
"Here you've got a bill that doesn't use the term gay that the media has taken and advertises as a 'Don't say gay bill,' and there's nothing about that in the bill except extrapolating a mission that they're on," Baxley said."This is going to endanger the safety of our LGBTQ students and adolescents,"
"We will not stop until this state moves forward and actually values everyone in it, everyone no matter their sexual orientation."Democrats also said the bill's parameters are too undefined and are the cause of"horrendous" interpretations, pointing at a tweet from Christina Pushaw, a spokesperson for DeSantis, who called it an"anti-grooming bill" over the weekend.
"She called it a grooming bill, meaning that gay people or teachers talking about gayness are pedophiles and are grooming children for molestation," Democratic State Sen. Tina Polsky said."It's horrendous the way this bill has been interpreted, and that's because it's not defined." Student LGBTQ activists protested outside the state Capitol on Monday, and other protests have occurred throughout the state, including outside Walt Disney World.
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