A school board in Florida has overruled the superintendent's decision to censor a page in the student's yearbook showing them demonstrating against the 'Don't Say Gay' bill.
A Florida school board has decided that photos depicting student-led protests against an anti-LGBTQ law in the state will not be censored from a high school yearbook, reversing an action from the county superintendent.
. Opponents of the legislation called it the “Don’t Say Gay” to highlight how it stifled conversation in classrooms.bans teachers from discussing any topics related to sexual and gender identity Students vehemently disagreed with Beamon’s viewpoint, and ultimately, the school board sided with them.
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