Florida Reverses Ban on Teaching Gender Identity in AP Psychology After Backlash
- Florida officials initially banned AP Psychology over content on gender identity and sexual orientation, per the state's "Don't Say Gay" law.
- The College Board refused to alter the course and advised Florida districts not to offer AP Psychology.
- The ban disrupted college plans for thousands of students and faced criticism from LGBTQ groups and psychologists.
- Florida's education department later clarified AP Psychology could be taught in full, despite the "Don't Say Gay" law.
- The reversal came after protests, cancellations of the course, and pressure on the state to resolve confusion over the ban.