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A bill moving through the Florida Legislature is raising eyebrows over a controversial provision that could prevent a young girl from talking about her period with a teacher before sixth grade.
Rep. Stan McClain, R-Ocala, a contractor in private life, said he was "amenable" to amendments if they were in the context of what he was trying to do.
A bill is making its way through the Florida State Legislature that would limit sex education to grades six and above, teach that sex is immutable and binary, and increase transparency, so naturally ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel had to attack it on Monday, “just because your state looks like a penis, doesn't mean you have to act like one all the time.” Describing the bill’s sponsor, Kimmel went straight to the gutter, “This a bill, it was put forward by a state House member named Stan McClain, this is Stan. He is a man with a smile that says, ‘Mommy, I filled my diaper.’”
The bill would prohibit instruction about menstrual cycles in elementary schools.
Florida’s House Bill 1069 would outlaw discussions about menstruation for some school-aged children. Experts explain why it could be harmful.