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Read the 13 Rejected Amendments to Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' Bill
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introduced 13 amendments for the bill—some of which aimed to broaden the scope of the bill to include a broader ban on discussions about sexuality in schools.
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16.03 / 19:09
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Protests erupt after Florida passes ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill in primary schools
@ProudTwinkie â¬ï¸ pic.twitter.com/Az1yCu5qxzWhen asked why Mr Biden had previously backed such restrictions, Ms Psaki said: ‘You have seen the president speak passionately about his view that a bill like this, which would discriminate against families, kids and put them in a position where they don’t get the support they need, is discriminatory.‘It is a form of bullying and it is horrific. The president has spoken about that.‘In terms of his views and comments from 25 years ago, I think the most important question now is why are Florida leaders deciding against kids who are members of the LGBT+ community.‘What prompts them to do that? Is it meanness? Is it wanting to make kids have more difficult times in school and their community?’ According to the Public Opinion Research Lab at the University of North Florida, 49% of residents oppose the bill while 40% support it.
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