Coverage dated February 6, 2023 to February 8, 2023
Missouri Proposal Goes Farther Than ‘Don't Say Gay' Bill
Headline from NBC Chicago
K-12 public school teachers and counselors would be largely outlawed from talking about LGBTQ people under a Missouri proposal more restrictive than what critics call Florida’s “ Don’t Say Gay ” law.
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K-12 public school teachers and counselors would be largely outlawed from talking about LGBTQ people under a Missouri proposal more restrictive than what critics call Florida’s “ Don’t Say Gay ” law.
Missouri's bill would only allow licensed mental health care providers to talk to students about sexual orientation in K-12 public schools with parental permission.
Republican state Sen. Mike Moon was adamant Tuesday that his bill to prohibit teachers from talking about sexual orientation or gender identity is not a “don’t say gay” bill. But
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Public school teachers and counselors would be largely outlawed from talking about LGBTQ people under a Missouri proposal more restrictive than what critics call Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law.
The bill would only allow licensed mental health care providers to talk to students about LGBTQ issues in grades K-12, and only with parental permission.
