The expansion of the Parental Rights in Education measure—widely known as “Don’t Say Gay” because it prohibits teachers from talking about sexual orientation and gender—passed in the Florida Senate last week in a 27-12 vote. When the bill was signed into law last year, proponents reassured that it only applied to classroom instruction for grades K – 3. But in a predictable move, the goalpost has now moved even further: as of July 1, 2023, the prohibition would apply to all students from Pre-K through 8th grade, per the new law being sent to the governor’s desk.

Pedophiles crying as they can’t sexualize prepubescent kids anymore