The Kids Behind the "Don't Say Gay" Protest and Walk-Out, In Our House Today

Good luck, Florida. Your teen agers are mad as hell, and there is not much more they are going to take.  As the heinously ignorant "Don't Say Gay" bill (named "Parental Rights in Education" bill sticking with the Republican tradition to label hate with benign naming conventions) awaits a signature by Florida's homophobic governor, Florida's teens are not having it. Several days ago, there were "massive" walk outs in numerous Florida schools across the state. Today, our special guests are Cameron Driggers and Alysa Vidal, two of the instigators of those wallk outs.

The Florida bill reads that it "prohibits classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in certain grade levels." We will discuss the proposed law and its dangerous facets today.

Cameron and Alysa also spearhead the teen activist group "Recall Flager School Board" that formed to protest the banning of anti-racism and LGBTQ themed books by their school.

With co-host Brody Levesque