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Liberal Heads Explode "More than a dozen states propose Classroom Protection bills

National Public Radio has lost its mind and the collective headache is howls of pain are heard throuhout America.

NPR "reports":

First Florida. Then Alabama. Now, lawmakers in Ohio and Louisiana are considering legislation that mimics the Florida law. And Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says he'll make a similar bill a top priority at the next session.

Across the United States, at least a dozen states are considering new legislation that in several ways will mirror Florida's new controversial law, referred to by some opponents as "Don't Say Gay."

The specific details regarding the bills vary between states. But overall, they seek to prohibit schools rom using a curriculum or discussing topics of gender identity or sexual orientation.

"The institutionalization of these bills is an overt form of structural transphobia and homophobia, and it goes against all public health evidence in creating a safe and supportive environment for transgender, nonbinary, queer, gay and lesbian youths and teachers to thrive," Arjee Restar, assistant professor of epidemiology at the University of Washington, told NPR....................

(NPR REPORTS)

A cascade of bills have followed

Taking Florida's lead, states began proposing their own bills. Among them:

LINK to full "report" at NPR

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