3/14

 presentation: florida’s don’t say gay bill

I think the group discussing the “Don’t Say Gay Bill” did a wonderful presentation. I feel as if some information was bias , but overall it was a clean argument. I hate how the class kept on arguing every time a question was asked. If a child of the age of seven asked a teacher professional about sex , I would assume the adult would redirect and notify the parents instead of engaging the conversation. I feel as if there should not be a bill on what teachers can and cannot teach, but there are just obvious things that should not be talked about in school with underage children. Another group that had my interested in was the presentation about tik tok.

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