Desantis Protect Parental Rights in Education

[party-free]

They are owed the same ability to be who they want and live their lives as everyone else.

[gooddad409]

@WuWei

@party-free

This whole FL is an issue because of teh gay. If it weren’t, this law could have been passed any time prior for decades.

Have teachers been crittin’ in the classroom and hiding it from parents for decades? How many decades?

Something changed - what was it?

Virtual classes during the pandemic let the cat out of the bag.

Hard to say how long they have been doing it.

[gooddad409]

@party-free

They are owed the same ability to be who they want and live their lives as everyone else.

When it gets right down to it no one “is owed” approval.

Gays can live their lives as they choose as long as they(or anyone else) aren’t discussing things like sexual orientation in the classroom.

Nobody should be doing that as it is indoctrination of the children of others.

[JayJay]

@gooddad409

@party-free

They are owed the same ability to be who they want and live their lives as everyone else.

When it gets right down to it no one “is owed” approval.

Gays can live their lives as they choose as long as they(or anyone else) aren’t discussing things like sexual orientation in the classroom.

Nobody should be doing that as it is indoctrination of the children of others.

So you agree a heterosexual teacher should never mention their spouse in any way shape or form?

Or if they are getting married, don’t tell their students about it?

Got it.

[gooddad409]

@JayJay

@gooddad409

@party-free

They are owed the same ability to be who they want and live their lives as everyone else.

When it gets right down to it no one “is owed” approval.

Gays can live their lives as they choose as long as they(or anyone else) aren’t discussing things like sexual orientation in the classroom.

Nobody should be doing that as it is indoctrination of the children of others.

So you agree a heterosexual teacher should never mention their spouse in any way shape or form?

Or if they are getting married, don’t tell their students about it?

Got it.

My teachers didn’t talk about those things.

No need to now either.

They were actually teaching believe it or not.

[JayJay]

@gooddad409

@JayJay

@gooddad409

@party-free

They are owed the same ability to be who they want and live their lives as everyone else.

When it gets right down to it no one “is owed” approval.

Gays can live their lives as they choose as long as they(or anyone else) aren’t discussing things like sexual orientation in the classroom.

Nobody should be doing that as it is indoctrination of the children of others.

So you agree a heterosexual teacher should never mention their spouse in any way shape or form?

Or if they are getting married, don’t tell their students about it?

Got it.

My teachers didn’t talk about those things.

No need to now either.

They were actually teaching believe it or not.

If they do…can they be called out under this new law?

Is that what you want?

[zantax]

I don’t care if a teacher, gay or straight, merely mentions their spouse.

[JayJay]

@zantax

I don’t care if a teacher, gay or straight, merely mentions their spouse.

A teacher merely mentioned he was getting married and mentioned the sex of his spouse…and a group of parents wanted him to be fired.

Guarantee you had his spouse been a woman, no such complaints would have been lodged.

This new law gives much more of an impetus to these kinds of reactions…cash strapped school districts are not going to have time or money to deal with every complaint…so the result will be freeze outs of even mere mentions like this.

Book it.

[zantax]

It’s not the laws fault if people do that. Did they get fired?

[TheDoctorIsIn]

@zantax

It’s not the laws fault if people do that.

Of course it’s the law’s fault - the law creates a private right of action for parents, allowing them to sue school districts.

[zantax]

@TheDoctorIsIn

@zantax

It’s not the laws fault if people do that.

Of course it’s the law’s fault - the law creates a private right of action for parents, allowing them to sue school districts.

I was under the impression parents could always sue school districts. It doesn’t provide anything to people trying to fire a teacher for merely mentioning their spouse that I am aware of.

[JayJay]

@zantax

It’s not the laws fault if people do that. Did they get fired?

The law will make it more likely such complaints will happen. And the school will have no recourse to just ignore it the way they did in this man’s case. It will have to be adjudicated.

[gooddad409]

@JayJay

@gooddad409

@JayJay

@gooddad409

@party-free

They are owed the same ability to be who they want and live their lives as everyone else.

When it gets right down to it no one “is owed” approval.

Gays can live their lives as they choose as long as they(or anyone else) aren’t discussing things like sexual orientation in the classroom.

Nobody should be doing that as it is indoctrination of the children of others.

So you agree a heterosexual teacher should never mention their spouse in any way shape or form?

Or if they are getting married, don’t tell their students about it?

Got it.

My teachers didn’t talk about those things.

No need to now either.

They were actually teaching believe it or not.

If they do…can they be called out under this new law?

Is that what you want?

I want them to stick to teaching and avoid indoctrination.

Sexual orientation shouldn’t be talked about by teachers at all in schools.

The cat’s out of the bag at this point. Parents are aware and watching now.

[zantax]

@JayJay

@zantax

It’s not the laws fault if people do that. Did they get fired?

The law will make it more likely such complaints will happen. And the school will have no recourse to just ignore it the way they did in this man’s case. It will have to be adjudicated.

Should we get rid of domestic abuse laws because people make fake accusations?

[JayJay]

@zantax

@TheDoctorIsIn

@zantax

It’s not the laws fault if people do that.

Of course it’s the law’s fault - the law creates a private right of action for parents, allowing them to sue school districts.

I was under the impression parents could always sue school districts. It doesn’t provide anything to people trying to fire a teacher for merely mentioning their spouse that I am aware of.

When there’s no real legislative backing, parents think twice before potentially putting up their own money to bring such lawsuits.

[zantax]

@JayJay

@zantax

@TheDoctorIsIn

@zantax

It’s not the laws fault if people do that.

Of course it’s the law’s fault - the law creates a private right of action for parents, allowing them to sue school districts.

I was under the impression parents could always sue school districts. It doesn’t provide anything to people trying to fire a teacher for merely mentioning their spouse that I am aware of.

When there’s no real legislative backing, parents think twice before potentially putting up their own money to bring such lawsuits.

The state paid for their efforts to fire a teacher for mentioning their spouse? Link to evidence please.

[TheDoctorIsIn]

@zantax

I was under the impression parents could always sue school districts.

Anyone can sue anyone for pretty much anything.

But for a case to actually proceed past summary dismissal, the plaintiff has to outline an actual legal claim.

Absent DeSantis’ law, “my child’s teacher mentioned their same-sex spouse” is not a legal claim. Under DeSantis’ law, it is.

[DougBH]

@TheDoctorIsIn

@zantax

It’s not the laws fault if people do that.

Of course it’s the law’s fault - the law creates a private right of action for parents, allowing them to sue school districts.

Civil rights laws open up all possibilities of misuse and false claims of discrimination. Maybe they should be re-examined?

[TheDoctorIsIn]

@DougBH

Civil rights laws open up all possibilities of misuse and false claims of discrimination. Maybe they should be re-examined?

No doubt that’s next on the GOP agenda. I’m sure they’ll be glad to hear you’re already on board.

[zantax]

@TheDoctorIsIn

@zantax

I was under the impression parents could always sue school districts.

Anyone can sue anyone for pretty much anything.

But for a case to actually proceed past summary dismissal, the plaintiff has to outline an actual legal claim.

Absent DeSantis’ law, “my child’s teacher mentioned their same-sex spouse” is not a legal claim. Under DeSantis’ law, it is.

So the case went forward and the teacher was fired? Link please.