Ron DeSantis, who has signaled he will sign it into law, we break down the facts. As the legislation heads to the desk of Florida Gov. Proponents of House Bill 1557 and Senate Bill 1834 - the House and Senate versions of the bill - argue that if passed, they would restrict inappropriate conversations about sex in classes. While the discourse was arguably brought into national focus through Chasten Buttigieg's criticisms, it's led to a fierce debate and a series of protests and walkouts by Florida students, civil rights groups, and faith-based organizations. Dubbed by critics as the 'don't say gay' bills, the proposed legislation seeks to limit conversations about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools. Over the past few weeks, Florida has been at the center of national attention over the Parental Rights in Education bills.
