Wed Feb 22, 2023 – 2:06 pm EST
INDIANAPOLIS (LifeSiteNews) — The mainstream media has set its eyes on Indiana, which is working on anti-grooming legislation similar to Florida’s parental rights bill that attracted widespread attention.
And just like how the media falsely labeled the Florida bill the “Don’t Say Gay” bill, as if that language is used, it’s simply recycling the same attacks on Indiana’s proposed law.
The Associated Press reported on February 20: “Indiana’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill pivots to kids’ gender identity.” Given that the AP is a wire service, other news outlets that reprint its stories or cite it could be expected to parrot similar language, such as U.S. News & World Report.
“Indiana lawmakers on Monday considered their own version of a “Don’t Say Gay” bill,” WNDU, a local Indiana news station, reported as well.
Education website Chalkbeat made sure to call Indiana’s bill “Don’t Say Gay,” too, using language used by the ACLU, which opposes parental rights and supports the genital and chemical mutilation of kids.
NBC Chicago used similar language in its headline on the anti-grooming law.
So what does HB 1608 actually do?
It protects parental rights and ensure kids
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