Florida

Florida tried to get LGBTQ+ topics removed from AP Psychology but the testing company stood strong.

The group of former high-up GOP elected officials compared DeSantis to Chinese and Russian autocrats in a new court brief.

DeSantis has accused the organization that administers AP testing of “indoctrination.”

She even appeared apologetic for suggesting she’d use the women’s room. “How can you walk sans spine?”

“I’m running for those who feel they are not represented, pushed aside.”

Then an anti-LGBTQ+ activist mocked the victim.

“The District must hold religious texts to the same standards it holds all other library books,” the attorney wrote.

He wants to punish the beer brand for associating with “radical social ideologies” and “woke virtue signaling.”

Florida said letting kids see drag causes them “irreparable harm.” The judge noted that kids can already see R-rated films with their parents.

Several bones in his face were fractured in the attack.

“If Escobar couldn’t kill me, neither will Ron Desantis.”

DeSantis likes to say that “Florida is where woke goes to die.” His home state is also becoming a graveyard for his presidential ambitions.

Buttigieg said that DeSantis should be thinking about how to help Americans, not how to attack LGBTQ+ people.

The parent said the book forced her to discuss sexuality with her second-grade daughter.

The signs point out that LGBTQ+ people are welcome in the Bay State.

“There are people in [Miami] who do not feel safe here, do not feel protected here, don’t feel the love.”

“Pushing individuals away from their transgender identity is not a legitimate state interest.”

DeSantis claimed Californians are fleeing the state to move to Florida. It’s actually the opposite.

The suit seeks a permanent injunction preventing the state from enforcing the anti-LGBTQ+ law.

The College Board is not letting the “Don’t Say Gay” law water down its 30-year-old curriculum.