Challenge to Florida's parental rights bill seeks to link law with 'concrete harms'
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54% : Florida's attorneys maintained that instruction for children among the age range should receive age-appropriate instruction and can be taught about gender and sexual orientation from parents instead of public schools.52% : Florida's Parental Rights in Education law is facing another legal challenge after plaintiffs filed a revised challenge on Thursday, claiming the law violated several key legal precedents, including Title IX, due process, and the First Amendment.
49% : The law, which has garnered national attention, bars public schools from teaching children aged kindergarten through third grade instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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