The Miami-Dade School Board overwhelming decided against recognizing October as LGBTQ History month which included a measure to teach 12th graders about two Supreme Court cases affecting the LGBTQ community.
The Miami-Dade School Board overwhelming decided against recognizing October as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer History month which included a measure to teach 12th graders about two Supreme Court cases affecting the LGBTQ community.
She said despite the fact that there was a"barrage of police" between the Proud Boys and people inside the building, she still felt unsafe. The conservative groups Moms for Liberty and the Christian Family Coalition were among others who showed up to protest the measure, she said. Last year, the school board recognized LGBTQ month, but did not include the provision to add the two Supreme Court cases.
The governor also got involved in campaigning for school board races this year, endorsing two candidates in Miami-Dade who won races for seats on the already conservative board last week. Those candidates do not take office until November.