"Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' Law Sparks Controversy and Accusations of Cancel Culture"

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The White House criticized Florida's expansion of its 'don't say gay' law, accusing the state of censoring classes in a reverse form of cancel culture. The law, signed by Governor Ron DeSantis last year, prohibits instruction of sexual orientation and gender identity to children up to the age of 18. Critics claim it could harm LGBTQ+ children. DeSantis is touring South Carolina, where he is expected to announce his presidential run, and has been ramping up his war with Disney. The governor has not commented on the proposal.
- White House accuses Ron DeSantis of cancel culture after Florida expands 'don't say gay law' Daily Mail
- Florida Board of Education expands "Don't Say Gay" bill CBS News
- DeSantis blasts LGBTQ propaganda in school: We will have ‘normal school like everyone did until two hours ago' Fox News
- Florida's controversial Parental Rights law will apply to all grade levels WJXT News4JAX
- Opinion | What the Science Says about 'Don't Say Gay' and Young People The New York Times
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