Progressives Post “We Say Gay!” Billboards Across FL

Florida Politics reports:

A poll by Civiqs found 50% of Florida voters oppose a new ban on diversity, equity and inclusion programs at Florida universities and colleges. Additionally, 48% oppose a ban on LGBTQ books in Florida schools, an issue on which has given Florida national notoriety after books were banned in classrooms.

Cedar Key Progress, a liberal political committee that just sponsored six “We Say Gay” billboards up around the state, commissioned the survey. The billboards will stand through June, Pride Month.

Billboards will appear in Tallahassee, Pensacola, Yulee, Titusville, Winter Haven, and Summerfield starting May 30. On the “don’t say gay” law, which the state Board of Education expanded through 12th grade this year, the public appears evenly divided. About 46% support the law and 46% oppose it.

Read the full article. Cedar Key Progress has more about the poll here. The post includes an Act Blue donation link for future billboards and the locations of the current ones.

.@Civiqs poll, done for @CedarKeyProg, finds Floridians opposed to bans on LGBTQ books, DEI programs

Reporting by @JacobOgleshttps://t.co/kAa5Z7lOiu#FlaPol

— Florida Politics (@Fla_Pol) May 30, 2023