I feel like there is no good way to market the fact that some school districts are banning the dictionary to comply with all the "word" and "thought" ban laws.
Like how do you spin that so it's a good thing that some teachers can't even have books in their classrooms to avoid running afoul of the law?
How do you spin book bans as a good thing in any circumstance?
How do you spin the laws that remove parents rights to make medical decisions for their children when the medical decisions conform with the current state of the art and evidence based treatments?
Other than that, I think most people just treat Florida as a meme thanks to the Florida man stereotype.
Like how do you spin that so it's a good thing that some teachers can't even have books in their classrooms to avoid running afoul of the law?
How do you spin book bans as a good thing in any circumstance?
How do you spin the laws that remove parents rights to make medical decisions for their children when the medical decisions conform with the current state of the art and evidence based treatments?
Other than that, I think most people just treat Florida as a meme thanks to the Florida man stereotype.