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(NEW YORK) — A Florida high school student who is openly gay is speaking out after he says he was subjected to censorship by school officials if he mentioned the state’s “Parental Rights in Education” law, also called the “Don’t Say Gay” law by critics, […]

The high school sprinters — Amare Harlan, Cody Hagen, Marcus McKenzie, Parker Kingston and Smith Snowden — took center stage in Utah during the 2022 high school track and field season as numerous athletes chased the state record books.

Openly gay class president Zander Moricz said he was warned the school would cut off his microphone if he mentioned his activism.

Zander Moricz's speech used his curly hair as an analogy for being gay, discussing his attempts to "straighten" his hair out and help others accept themselves...

A gay Florida high school student came up with a creative way to share his experience about being LGBTQI after his graduation speech was censored by his school in the wake of the 'Don't Say Gay' bill.

“I used to hate my curls. I spent mornings and nights embarrassed of them trying desperately to straighten this part of who I am, but the daily damage of trying to fix myself became too much to endure,” he said.

Pine View graduate Zander Moricz, one of the plaintiff's in a lawsuit against the state's new Parental Rights in Education law, was warned to keep his activism out of his speech.

(NEW YORK) -- A Florida high school student who is openly gay is speaking out after he says he was subjected to censorship by school officials if he mentioned t

Zander Moricz, a Florida high school senior, says he was threatened by school officials if he mentioned the “Don’t Say Gay” bill in his graduation speech.

Openly gay class president Zander Moricz said he was warned the administration would cut off his microphone if he mentioned his activism.