I'm not sure why you are focusing on sex itself. It is not mentioned at all in the text of HB 1557. There is a difference between gender identity, sexual orien

I'm not sure why you are focusing on sex itself. It is not mentioned at all in the text of HB 1557. There is a difference between gender identity, sexual orientation, and actual sex acts. You seem to be referring to sex acts. I have yet to see an example of Florida school content for K-3 that actually discusses sex acts, much less in a way that could ever be interpreted as grooming. Does this bill prohibit using a book or story in a second grade class if it features a child with two fathers? It's unclear. If it does, wouldn't it also prohibit stories with a mother & father? They would equally broach the subject of sexual & gender identity.