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Florida school districts refuse to defend LGBTQ+ kids

Por: Orlando Sentinel Opinion December 21, 2022

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Across Florida, support for LGBTQ+ students is crumpling like gift-bag tissue paper, as state education officials demand that school districts erase protections — many just a few years old, adopted after long and sometimes contentious public debate and heartfelt testimony by students and parents pleading that schools be safe for all students. The changes LGBTQ+ students and families asked for might have seemed radical at first to school board... + full article



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