Gay Class Print Says His Florida School Plans to Censor His Graduatn Speech | Them

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• A FLORIDA CLASS PRINT ULDN’T DISCS BEG GAY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATN SPEECH – SO HE TALKED ABOUT HIS CURLY HAIR
• FLA. CLASS PRINT TOLD HE ULDN’T SPEAK ABOUT BEG GAY HAIR METAPHOR
• GAY CLASS PRINT SAYS HIS FLORIDA SCHOOL PLANS TO CENSOR HIS GRADUATN SPEECH
• GAY HIGH SCHOOLER SAYS HE'S 'BEG SILENCED' BY FLORIDA'S LGBTQ LAW
• HIS PRCIPAL WANTS TO CENSOR HIS GRADUATN SPEECH. THIS GAY STUNT LEAR WON’T LET IT HAPPEN
• PE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL CLASS PRINT ANIZ 'SAY GAY' WALKOUT
• GAY CLASS PRINT CENSORED BY FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL
• FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOLER COULDN’T TALK ABOUT BEG GAY GRADUATN SPEECH, SO HE TALKED ABOUT HIS “CURLY HAIR”

A FLORIDA CLASS PRINT ULDN’T DISCS BEG GAY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATN SPEECH – SO HE TALKED ABOUT HIS CURLY HAIR

High school grad uldn't say 'gay' speech, so he did this stead. The class print at a Florida high school says he wasn’t allowed to share his experience as a gay stunt his graduatn speech or how the state’s so-lled “Don’t Say Gay” law will affect stunts like him, so he talked about somethg else that mak him a ltle different om his classmat – his curly hair.

Moricz me out durg his hman year and was the first openly-gay class print at the school, so he felt a rponsibily to addrs the ntroversy. The church’s posn on homosexualy is that while gay members are to be given love and support om their muni, the practice of homosexualy “is patible wh obedience to the will of God as revealed scripture.

FLA. CLASS PRINT TOLD HE ULDN’T SPEAK ABOUT BEG GAY HAIR METAPHOR

"I equated beg gay wh s, and I wasn’t fortable wh that my life yet, " she said. Still workg through her own sexualy, she relled gog to church and hearg a sermon about how gay people shouldn’t get married. “I pretend I agreed, even though I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh, this is really hard to hear, ’” she sophomore year was tough, not only bee she was stgglg wh rencilg who she was wh her relig beliefs but there were other setbacks, too: Her grandmother and dog both died, and she went through a breakup — all the same week.

GAY CLASS PRINT SAYS HIS FLORIDA SCHOOL PLANS TO CENSOR HIS GRADUATN SPEECH

He had been warned not to speak about his experience as a gay stunt, but he found a workaround by g his hair as a metaphor, WWSB Moricz, the senr class print of Pe View School for the Gifted, wanted to e his graduatn speech Sunday to speak about his experience as a gay stunt or cricize Florida Hoe Bill 1557, lled “Parental Rights Edutn” but lloquially known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. "Florida’s famo “Don’t Say Gay” law is set to take effect July, but LGBTQ+ stunts and teachers are already feelg s reprsive effects on speech and exprsn — and at least one high school is actively censorg stunts the wake of the law’s chillg Moricz, a graduatg senr at Pe View High School Sarasota County and one of the platiffs currently sug the state to block enforcement of the law, said a Twter thread Monday eveng that school officials — cludg prcipal Dr. ”Moricz is the first openly gay class print at Pe View High School, he says, and school officials generally haven’t taken well.

“When admistratn disvered that I was anizg a Say Gay walkout, they had all our posters ripped om the walls and told me to shut down the prott. ] is reviewed and approved by school personnel and admistratn to be sure is appropriate” a “manner that is nsistent wh existg law, cludg the First Amendment” least 20 stat have troduced “Don’t Say Gay” laws this year. In 2018, the school cut ti wh lol nonprof Safe Place and Rape Crisis Center (SPARCC) after a unselor showed a class of senrs a Planned Parenthood vio about nsent that clud footage of upl kissg, cludg gay men and women.

GAY HIGH SCHOOLER SAYS HE'S 'BEG SILENCED' BY FLORIDA'S LGBTQ LAW

In the meantime, Moricz and his fellow anizers at the SEE (Social Equy and Edutn) Iniative are sendg thoands of “Say Gay” stickers to stunts across Florida to wear on their gowns as they cross the stage this year. Moricz said he “strongly believ” the requt was rponse to a newly enacted state law, which crics have dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” law. Proponents of the measure have ntend that giv parents more discretn over what their children learn school and say LGBTQ issu are “not age appropriate” for young crics have argued that the law uld stifle teachers and stunts om talkg about their inti or their lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and queer fay members.

HIS PRCIPAL WANTS TO CENSOR HIS GRADUATN SPEECH. THIS GAY STUNT LEAR WON’T LET IT HAPPEN

”“The reason somethg like the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law seems like nothg but is actually everythg is that when you nnot talk about or share who you are, there is a nstant subnsc affirmatn that you are not valid, that you should not exist, ” Moricz fight agast the legislatn is personal for Moricz, he add. This Gay Stunt Lear Won’t Let It Happen.

PE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL CLASS PRINT ANIZ 'SAY GAY' WALKOUT

"[The "Don't Say Gay" bill] is opprsg stunts, and has not even gone to effect yet, " says Zanr Moricz, his high school's first openly gay class print. “There’s somethg very dystopian about someone tellg you that you discsg your human rights would rult a ceremony beg unenjoyable or problematic, ” Zanr Moricz, the first openly gay class print at his Sarasota unty, Florida high school tells Rollg Stone.

GAY CLASS PRINT CENSORED BY FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL

After all, the meetg me at a very poted time for Florida schools and gay stunt lears like Moricz.

Ron DeSantis signed the ntroversial “Don’t Say Gay” bill, which would prohib teachers om speakg about LGBTQ issu wh stunts of a certa age group. He had spent his time high school advotg for gay rights.

FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOLER COULDN’T TALK ABOUT BEG GAY GRADUATN SPEECH, SO HE TALKED ABOUT HIS “CURLY HAIR”

So earlier this week, Moricz logged on to Twter to share a thread about exactly what had happened, along wh a ll to actn: He ved stunts Florida to sign up to receive some of the 10, 000 “Say Gay” stickers his anizatn would be sharg to “remd unrclassmen that we’re done wh high school, not the fight. I am the youngt public platiff the “Don’t Say Gay” lawsu. I am my Florida high school’s first openly-gay Class Print.