Drag Queen Event at Florida School Nixed Over 'Inappropriateness'
Before this year the student group had hosted the same event twice without a problem.
March 23, 2023
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Before this year the student group had hosted the same event twice without a problem.
LGBTQ+ advocates day the ban would harm queer youth's access to information, but state Rep. Michele Rayner says the harms outweigh the benefits of social media.
Stephen Jay Thorn, a retired teacher, was incensed that the judge dismissed a challenge to the law and made light of bullying.
The Florida governor came in a distant second in Iowa to former President Donald Trump and is polling a distant third ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
The Republican faced angry, disruptive protests when he participated in the Miami Beach Pride Parade last year.
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the "don't say gay" bill into law in March. Other states have followed suit, attempting to pass their own versions.
The families are plantiffs in one of the two lawsuits that have been brought against the Florida law.
Former legislator Joe Harding could be sentence to up to 20 years in prison.
Trump-appointed Judge Wendy Berger, in dismissing the suit brought by several Florida families, says bullying "is simply a fact of life."
The Trump-appointed judge left open the chance the case could be refiled.
The comments come as a new survey shows three out of five Floridians have considered taking him up on the offer.
Lambda Legal, Southern Poverty Law Center, and others filed a suit against what they say is Florida's harmful anti-LGBTQ+ law.
Students in Lee County who want to be identified by their preferred name and pronouns will have to have a form signed by their parents.
One rule requires public notification about restroom access for transgender students, while another threatens teacher's licenses under the "don't say gay" law.
Gabbard appears to advocate eliminating the discussion of sex and gender from schools entirely.
The virtual school says its hands are tied due to Florida's "don't say gay" law. However, the teacher has lodged a complaint against it.
High school junior Will Larkins chose to say "gay" in U.S. history class by sharing the story of the Stonewall Uprising.
The senior says the school's principal has told him that no activism would be allowed at the school's graduation ceremony.
As if Florida's restriction on access to information about LGBTQ+ topics for public school students wasn't tight enough.
Healey, the governor of Massachusetts, denounced the Florida governor's anti-LGBTQ+ and racist actions.
Prospects for passage of the recognition are slim in light of state’s “don’t say gay” law.