Florida schools are only teaching excerpts of certain Shakespeare plays to avoid sexual 'raunchiness' in classrooms than runs afoul of new state laws:
’s works, rather than the full texts of his plays, to avoid content that’s too sexual afoul of the law“There’s some raunchiness in Shakespeare because that’s what sold tickets during his time,” Joseph Cool, a reading teacher at Gaither H. “I think the rest of the nation–no, the world, is laughing at us. Taking Shakespeare in its entirety out because the relationship between Romeo and Juliet is somehow exploiting minors is just absurd.
Shakespeare as “top of the line literary works with world renowned titles,” Hillsborough County has become just the latest district to instruct teachers only to assign excerptsThis news comes less than one week after Florida effectively banned high schools from teaching AP Psychology courses,to NBC, because of its lessons about sexual orientation and gender identity.
The College Board also pointed out that removing human sexuality lessons from the course “would censor college-level standards,” adding that these materials have been included in the course since its inception over 30 years ago. Considering that DeSantis would also prefer Florida schools teach students that
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