Kamala Harris Claims Florida Law Doesn’t Allow Teachers to ‘Love Openly’
Vice President Kamala Harris claimed that Florida’s parental consent law keeps teachers from being able to “love openly.” Harris castigated “ extremist ” leaders who she didn’t name, but did reference by state, saying…
Vice President Kamala Harris claimed that Florida’s parental consent law keeps teachers from being able to “love openly.”
Harris castigated “extremist” leaders who she didn’t name, but did reference by state, saying that some state laws were infringing on Americans’ rights.
Specifically noted by the vice president was the Florida law nicknamed the “Don’t Say Gay” law which prohibits teachers from discussing issues of sexual preference with K-3rd grade children.
Harris’ comments came during an interview with journalist Brian Tyler Cohen, according to The Daily Mail.
“We all know your right to vote and the action of voting unlocks all the other rights, including same-sex marriage,” the vice president said.
She continued, “Including whether we are going to stand up against a law that says ‘Don’t Say Gay,’ basically restricting kindergarten through third-grade teachers to be able to love openly and teach what they believe is important for people to understand.”
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