State Rep. Dianne Hart remembers having to go to a separate water fountain as a child, and she should be able to talk about it regardless if it makes someone feel uncomfortable. 'What are we afraid of? Are we afraid of just telling the truth?'
programs and said they impose an"agenda" and are based in liberal politics.
State Rep. Dianne Hart, D-Tampa, said she remembers what it was like to have to go to a separate water fountain as a child, and she should be able to talk about it regardless if it makes someone feel uncomfortable.
"We will teach it in the highways and byways," she said."We'll teach it in the parks, we'll teach it wherever we need to teach it to make sure our history is not lost."
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