Biden opposes bill that seeks to protect children from gender ideology

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O presidente americano, Joe Biden

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Driven by the Republican Party, the initiative considers that “gender identity” issues are not age-appropriate and to the development of students and, therefore, should not be left to the teachers. The bill advanced in the state Senate this Tuesday, when it was approved by the Education Committee of the House of Representatives.

If the law is passed, parents will be able to file a lawsuit against the school district and receive compensation.

“I want all members of the LGBT community, especially children who will be affected by this hate law. Know that you are loved and accepted as you are,” Biden said via Twitter message. The president also promised that his administration “will continue to fight for the protection and safety” of children in the community.

White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki told the press on Tuesday that the bill is “legislation designed to to target and attack children” of the LGBT community. In addition, he regretted that initiatives like this are appearing in states other than Florida.

The bill has the sympathy of the state’s governor, Republican Ron DeSantis, who on Monday said he considered it “totally inappropriate” for teachers to have such conversations with students. “Schools should teach children to read and write”, opined the governor.

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