https://twitter.com/christiancamara/status/1648863301101551616?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=emailFROM J C

In great Sunshine State news, Florida’s Voice ran a story yesterday headlined, “State Board Of Education Bans Gender Teachings Through 12th Grade With Exceptions.”

Florida’s Board of Eduction, which is thankfully back under the control of mentally-sound grown-ups, issued several new rules about sex ed yesterday, with strict enforcement mechanisms — a teacher could lose their license if they break the rules.

Under the new rules, teachers may no longer instruct students in pre-K through 3rd grade about “sexual orientation” or “gender identity.” In grades 4 — 12, teachers may not teach those topics unless specifically required by state law, or as part of a health-related lesson providing for parental opt-out.

Furious grooming advocates complained that the new rules will hogtie teachers or something. After all, they already can’t say “gay” anymore. Now THIS. Starting next month, teachers will no longer be allowed to describe their eccentric, atypical sexual interests to the young children in their classes.

It’s so unfair! Plus it genocides trans people. Supposedly.

? In more good news from the Sunshine State, Florida Politics ran a story headlined, “Legislature Passes Bill to Punish Exposing Minors to ‘Lewd’ Performances.”

SB 1438 passed the Florida House yesterday after two days of debate, during which trans activists tossed garbage and women’s underwear down onto lawmakers’ heads, and gathered in small, colorfully-attired groups in the hallways to shriek maniacally at innocent representatives trying to go about their business.

For some reason that I do not fully understand, it is EXTREMELY important to some people to be allowed to prance around partially undressed in confusing clothing in front of kids. According to activists, stopping this obscene nonsense is literally genociding cross-dressers.

But lawmaker Randy Fine (R-Brevard), who introduced the bill, did not mince words on the House floor: “The right question is not: Why do I want to stop children from going to these kinds of events?” he said. “The question is: Why are THEY so determined to do it to children?”

Representative Joel Rudman (R-Navarre) explained, “Unless you’re targeting children with stuff that, let’s be honest, is frankly disgusting, you have absolutely nothing to fear. And if your business is targeting children, that business model ends today.”

The bill, which now heads to Governor DeSantis’ desk, does three things:

(1) Any person admitting a child to a show involving sexual imagery, whether real or prosthetic, would be subject to a $1,000 fine and up to a year in jail.

(2) The business hosting the event could lose its liquor license and be fined $5,000.

(3) If City officials issue a permit for a public event that exposes kids to inappropriate sexual material — such as inappropriate floats at a “gay pride” parade — the official can be criminally charged.

Even though the bill doesn’t interfere with adult activities at all, Democrats still whined that the bill “erases” trans people, right off the map, and said no real citizens even care about drag shows for kids anyways, it’s just a made-up moral panic. According to House democrats, all we care about is recycling and rising sea-levels, and THAT’S what we should be passing laws about.

Here is Randy Fine’s excellent closing statement about his bill (6 minutes, somewhat choppy):

https://twitter.com/christiancamara/status/1648863301101551616?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

And that’s not all. Yesterday Florida’s House also passed the MOST genocidal, terroristic bill of all: separate bathrooms. Although people have never had the right to use opposite-sex bathrooms, all of a sudden, laws prohibiting cross-bathrooming are literally violencing trans people, or something.

It was so horrible that A DEM representative sobbed uncontrollably at the thought of Florida’s continuing bathroom rules in place since 1887:

https://twitter.com/FLVoiceNews/status/1648750326172844037

Florida Politics ran the story with the headline, “Bathroom Bill Passes on Party Lines in House.” That’s right: for some reason, every single democrat voted in favor of cross-sex bathrooms. The companion bill is still working its way through a Senate committee.

If passed, the law would prohibit adults from intruding into restrooms or changing rooms designated for the opposite sex. If it happens accidentally, and an intruder refuses to “immediately depart” when asked by someone in the restroom or changing facility, the intruder would face a second degree misdemeanor. It also requires businesses and government entities to provide separate bathrooms and changing rooms for men and women (or provide a separate unisex facility).

So ladies, you won’t be able to use the guy’s bathroom if the line for the ladies’ room is too long, unless the guys consent. But that seems like a small price to pay to keep cross-dressers from dangling their sausages in your spaces.

In a hundred years, they’re going to look back at the law requiring people to use their correct gendered bathroom and wonder what the heck was going on in 2023.