Ohio
Akron City Council passes resolution condemning Ohio’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill
Akron Metropolis Council has handed a decision condemning a invoice making its means by the Ohio legislature which has similarities to Florida’s “Don’t Say Homosexual” invoice.
Councilman Shammas Malik launched the decision opposing Home invoice 616 which might ban the instructing of “sexual orientation” and “gender identification” to college students in kindergarten by third grade.
He says it’s essential that these conversations proceed in school rooms.
Councilman Shammas Malik
on his opposition to HB 616
“Saying that…these are ideas that may be handled at residence. What it actually means is we’re discriminating in opposition to folks due to their sexual orientation, due to their gender identification, that we’re going to show an incomplete image, an inaccurate image.”
Malik calls the invoice an try to attain political factors that has nothing to do with the way in which college students are taught these subjects.
He encourages residents against HB 616 to succeed in out to their representatives on the statehouse.