Americans of all political stripes are certainly free to move elsewhere. We live in a land where everyone is welcome to create lives for themselves and their families. No one — certainly not DeSantis — is standing in the way of those decisions.
but"prohibit[s] a school district from encouraging classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in primary grade levels." This is nothing more than common sense and meeting the emotional, physical, and mental needs of students at this young, highly impressionable age. It does not cater to the whims of adults who wish to push an agenda. This is a good thing.
The hyperbolic articles treat Florida as a state with growing intolerance toward anyone in the LGBTQ community. To say the Parental Rights in Education law is close to oppression, however, is to misconstrue the legislation in an attempt to create a sense of victimhood. There is nothing wrong with shielding children from the kinds of discussions that will only confuse, not educate, them.
Parents of all orientations are more than welcome to have discussions in the confines of their own homes about a variety of subjects. But pushing talk of sexuality and gender onto young children in a public school setting is both unfair and unwise. Bills such as this are nothing close to persecution, but such facts are far too inconvenient. The dishonesty surrounding this legislation has now been in place for a year. The architects of that narrative aren't about to be truthful.
Americans of all political stripes are certainly free to move elsewhere if they so choose. We live in a land where everyone is welcome to create lives for themselves and their families. No one — certainly not DeSantis — is standing in the way of those decisions. The reality is that the Parental Rights in Education law helps to ensure that children in their younger years are kept from mature and confusing indoctrination. Leftists are eager to create an alternate version of life in Florida where such a logical measure is"abuse" and the catalyst for a literal exodus by marginalized people. It's not grounded thinking, but that's the point. Painting Gov.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Students Will Sue DeSantis for Rejection of AP African American StudiesRon DeSantis has made no secret of his predictable disdain for so-called critical race theory. But actual kids are taking him to court.
Read more »
Florida Prosecutor Wants His Job Back After Judge Ruled Ron DeSantis’s Suspension Was IllegalA state prosecutor is asking Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for his job back after a federal judge said the governor violated federal and state law when he suspended him
Read more »
DeSantis gambles black voter support by spurning AP African American StudiesGov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is gambling future support from black voters as he seeks to woo grassroots conservatives by railing against so-called woke education.
Read more »
Ben Crump says DeSantis needs to negotiate on AP course or face lawsuitFlorida state officials and lawyers claim Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is undermining the rights of Floridians by blocking the AP African American Studies course from the high school curriculum, stating that it is censorship of education and breaking state law.
Read more »
Ron DeSantis fights back against CRT, queer theory in AP course curriculumFlorida is fighting back against criticism over Gov. Ron DeSantis' push to remove critical race theory, queer theory and intersectionality in an AP African American studies course. NEWSMAX's Leonardo Feldman [LeoFeldmanNEWS] reports. MORE:
Read more »
High schoolers threaten to sue DeSantis over ban of African American studies courseAttorney Ben Crump announced a potential lawsuit against the Florida governor after the state rejected a new Advanced Placement course, which the College Board now says it will revise.
Read more »