On Wednesday and Tuesday, NPR claimed that Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act prevented students and teachers from saying the word “gay” but now can thanks to a court settlement earlier in the week on the state’s Parental Rights in Education
Disney’s reputation among American voters has plummeted to new lows amid its ongoing political fight with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R), according to this year’s Axios Harris Poll 100, which measures and ranks the reputations of prominent corporations.
A teacher in Florida is defending her decision to show her students the Disney animated movie “Strange World,” which features a gay teen protagonist and pushes a leftist green agenda.
Monaco-based Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton lashed out Thursday at Florida’s Parental Rights in Education bill that passed into law earlier this year.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is expected to sign an expansion of the Parental Rights in Education law, which would prohibit classroom discussions on gender identity and sexual orientation to children up to grade eight.
Florida’s State Board of Education this week approved a rule essentially expanding a provision of the Parental Rights in Education law by prohibiting inappropriate classroom discussions on sexual orientation and gender identity through 12th grade, with few exceptions.
When he returned to Disney late last year, CEO Bob Iger said he wanted to “quiet things down” in the company’s ongoing political war with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R). On Monday, Iger did anything but that by accusing DeSantis of retaliating against Disney and of being “not only anti-business, but anti-Florida.”
Florida Commissioner of Education Manny Díaz Jr. on Thursday defended the Florida Board of Education rule seeking to prohibit classroom discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity for children through grade 12, explaining that they are “sticking to the standards,” which “don’t incorporate gender ideology or any of these theories in math, social studies, reading or anything else.”
The Biden White House is disgusted by Florida’s efforts to keep discussions about sexual orientation and gender identity out of children’s classrooms, as White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre referred to the move as “completely utterly wrong” and part of a “disturbing” trend.
The Florida Board of Education is seeking to expand a portion of the Parental Rights in Education law — which in part prevents classroom discussions on sexual orientation and gender identity for children in kindergarten through third grade — via a rule which would expand such through grade 12.
A measure building upon Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law, which would expand the rules and requirements to eighth graders and address issues with preferred pronouns, has passed through a state House committee.
The Florida legislature this week is seeking to expand the Parental Rights in Education law, applying restrictions on inappropriate classroom discussions on sexual orientation and gender identity up to eighth grade.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Monday signed legislation officially ending Disney’s self-governing status nearly a year after the company went full groomer, vowing to fight against the pro-parent Parental Rights in Education bill, which the governor signed into law last year.
Former U.N. Ambassador and presidential hopeful Nikki Haley criticized Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over the Parental Rights in Education Law, arguing that the law did not go “far enough” to protect young children.
Florida isn’t backing down from its intention to strip Walt Disney World of its self-governing status following Disney’s decision to pick a political fight with Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) last year over the state’s anti-grooming Parental Rights in Education law.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) had quite a year, wrapping it up by winning his reelection bid in a landslide victory. And that 1.5 million voter-plus victory followed a year of key accomplishments, moments, and events in the Sunshine State.
A Disney investor has sued the company in an attempt to uncover internal records related to Disney’s fight with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) over the state’s anti-grooming Parental Rights in Education law. Investor Kenneth Simone sued Disney this week in a Delaware chancery court, claiming Disney “created far-reaching financial risks” for itself and its shareholders through its public attacks on the legislation.
Disney’s returning CEO Bob Iger has expressed regret the company got into a fight with Florida over the state’s anti-grooming law, telling Disney’s recent employee townhall meeting he was “sorry to see us dragged into that battle.”
Voters are less likely to support a candidate in the 2022 midterm election who supports transgender procedures and surgeries on minors, a Convention of States Action/Trafalgar Group survey released this week found.
Disney CEO Bob Chapek recently suggested that the “essence” of the Disney brand was misused in its opposition of parental rights in Florida, making the remarks months after the company went full groomer in opposing a ban on inappropriate discussions on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten classrooms.
The DeSantis campaign on Friday hit back against the White House for lying about Florida’s Parental Rights in Education bill, which went into effect July 1, contending that President Biden is continuing to “steal lunch money from our kids to push woke gender ideology.”
The Parental Rights in Education law will force teachers to remove blatant LGBT propaganda from their classrooms as the law is set to take effect Friday.
The Walt Disney Co. is giving profits from its recently launched, LGBTQ+-themed “Pride Collection” apparel line to groups that are fighting Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law.
Bette Midler, star of Disney’s upcoming “Hocus Pocus 2,” routinely doles out left-wing diatribes on Twitter, and this week she went all in calling for the arrest of Fox News host Tucker Carlson who she says should be “tried for sedition and fomenting insurrection.”
A star of VH1’s “RuPaul’s Drag Race” has blasted Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law, claiming the government is attempting to “limit” so-called queer people.
Amazon Studios’ Cinderella star Camila Cabello has lashed out at Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law, which the pop celebrity bizarrely claims is endangering the “health and lives” of young Floridians.
Geoff Morrell, the chief corporate affairs officer for Disney, who helped crafted the embattled company’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law, has resigned to “pursue other opportunities” after just three months.
The Walt Disney Co. continues to do business in countries that criminalize homosexuality while at home, the company has provoked a war with Florida over the state’s Parental Rights in Education law, which Disney preposterously claims will jeopardize the “safety” of its LGBTQ employees.
The Disney brand has taken a huge hit among American parents, with a majority of independents saying they “no longer trust” the company’s programming for their children in the wake of Disney pursing an aggressive LGBTQIA2S+ agenda, as well as the company’s opposition to anti-grooming legislation in Florida.
Left-wing Hollywood star and gay icon Cher has made the outlandish claim that Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law — along with similar bills being considered in other states — will inevitably lead to government sanctioned violence against gay and transgender people.
Abigail Disney, the outspoken, left-wing granddaughter of Disney co-founder Roy O. Disney, is urging the company to embrace more leftist social positions, saying political neutrality is no longer an option for American corporations.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said Friday on ABC’s “The View” that “he’s right” when asked if he agrees with his husband Chasten Buttigieg’s quote that the “Don’t Say Gay” law “will kill kids” while discussing Florida’s recently passed “Parental Rights in Education” law.
MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes said on Tuesday’s “All In” that the “basis behind” Florida’s Parental Rights in Education, deemed “Don’t Say Gay’ by its opponents, was a “loathsome” age-old smear against members of the LGBTQ community, claiming they are trying to prime children for sexual abuse.
