Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' bill signed into law

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Under the now-law, introduced in January in the state House of Representatives, classroom instruction related to sexual orientation or gender identity will be restricted in the state's primary schools.
46% : READ MORE STORIES FROM CHANGING AMERICA OMICRON LASTS LONGER ON SURFACES AND SKIN THAN PREVIOUS VARIANTS: STUDIES FORMER EDUCATION SECRETARY CALLS FOR CANCELLATION OF DEBT FOR ALL STUDENT LOAN HOLDERS TEXAS HAS ENOUGH WIND AND SOLAR POWER TO REPLACE COAL ALMOST ENTIRELY HERE ARE THE LAWMAKERS THAT REPRESENT THE LARGEST UKRAINIAN COMMUNITIES IN THE US
35% : During a reading of the bill in the Florida Senate earlier this month, state Sen. Dennis Baxley (R) suggested that schools may be guilty of "social engineering" by educating students about sexual orientation and gender identity - neither of which he was able to accurately define, referring to sexual orientation as "male and female."

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