Scrappy Florida students defeat school’s pathetic attempt to cover up ‘Don’t Say Gay’ protest
Florida students have defeated their high school administration’s plan to cover up a yearbook page showing a walkout against the state’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law.
Lyman High School made headlines on 9 May after its principal delayed distribution of the school’s yearbook because it contained photos of a student-led protest against Florida’s reviled ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law.
Principal Michael Hunter said the “pictures and descriptions” in question “did not meet school board policy”, Click Orlando reported. As such, Hunter said the school had “elected to cover that material” with stickers “so that yearbooks can be distributed as soon as possible”.
However, Lyman High School students fiercely fought back against the plan to cover up the page, which shows students waving LGBTQ+ Pride flags and holding up “love is love” signs during the protest.
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Originally posted on: https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2022/05/12/florida-dont-say-gay-protest-yearbook-lyman-high-school/