FL Students Walk Out Over “Don’t Say Gay” [VIDEO]

First Coast News reports:

Students across Florida protested the ‘Don’t Say Gay bill’ Thursday by walking out of their classrooms, according to multiple sources. The walk-out protests happened across the state at noon.

“With the internet access that children have today, there are children that age asking questions, trying to figure out what it is, even if they don’t know who they are yet,” said student Cadence Miller, 17, during the walkout.

Tampa’s ABC News affiliate reports:



A large group was seen around noon Thursday outside Gibbs High School, coinciding with a graphic on social media calling for statewide participation in the walkout. Some people were seen holding a blue, pink and white transgender flag while a rainbow appeared to be chalked on the ground.

“We won’t stand for the diminishing of our perspectives within educational institutions!” the graphic reads, in part. “Queer students deserve to openly be their authentic selves. “Student leaders are encouraged to spread the word within their own schools and organize!”