Florida’s New ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Laws: What They Mean for Kids

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Florida’s New ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Laws: What They Mean for Kids
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What to know about Florida's new 'Don't Say Gay' rule that bans discussion of gender for all students

, that bans public schools from teaching about gender or sexual orientation from kindergarten through the third grade. The law bars discussing these topics in a way that is not “age” or “developmentally” appropriate. The new rule extends the provision of the law for students through 12th grade.

Advocates have said these types of measures ensure that parents have control over what their students learn in school. “There is no doubt that one family is completely different from another family,” Christian Ziegler, chairman of the Florida GOP,. “But the most appropriate way to handle this is to allow parents and families to introduce these concepts and have these discussions with their family when they think it’s appropriate.

Critics say the law erases LGBTQ+ from discussions and censors Floridians.

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