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“[The rule] essentially puts a target on the backs of trans kids, by notifying all of their parents about this,” said Maxx Fenning, the founder and president of PRISM, an organization that works to expand access to LGBTQIA+-inclusive education and sexual health resources for youth in south Florida.

October is LGBTQ+ History Month, which is meant to recognize and honor the historical impacts, achievements, and contributions of queer people.

The 2022 school year is here and the “Don't Say Gay” law is in full effect.

The law will only apply in K-3 until the Florida Department of Education releases state standards that define what is not "age-appropriate" or "developmentally appropriate" for other grade levels. Regardless, LGBT youth face discrimination, and there are youth services available across the tri-county area to help them.

Miami-Dade School Board vote proves how blatantly Republicans lied when they claimed 'Don't Say Gay' law only applied to grades K-3...