With Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis intent on signing the state's "Don't Say Gay" bill into law, billboards protesting the legislation are poised to pop up all over the state. As reported by Business Insider, the left-leaning super PAC, Southern Progress, has been placing the defiant billboards in Florida cities of Tallahassee, Orlando, and Jacksonville. The group plans to add more as its fundraising for the initiative increases. "Ron DeSantis and Florida Republicans have pissed us all off," tweeted Adam Parkhomenko, a Virginia-based Democratic strategist working on the campaign, with a photo of the ads. "So this week we are going to cover the state of Florida in these, in response." Southern Progress co-founder Amanda Crumley called the slew of anti-LGBTQ+ bills happening around the country "an unconscionable, dangerous, and coordinated attack on LGBTQ Americans." "And don't be fooled," Crumley told Insider, "these types of bills have nothing to do with protecting children and everything to do with discrimination and filling GOP coffers in an election year." However, it's not just Florida where LGBTQ+ rights and protections are under attack. The Human Rights Campaign is tracking some 266 bills that it considers "anti-LGBTQ+."⁠ ⁠ Tap link in bio to continue on @EDGEmedianetwork⁠ ?️‍????⁠ ?️: Emell D. Adolphus / @goodnightdetroit ⁠ ?: Southern Progress PAC

With Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis intent on signing the state's "Don't Say Gay" bill into law, billboards protesting the legislation are poised to pop up all over the state. As reported by Business Insider, the left-leaning super PAC, Southern Progress, has been placing the defiant billboards in Florida cities of Tallahassee, Orlando, and Jacksonville. The group plans to add more as its fundraising for the initiative increases. "Ron DeSantis and Florida Republicans have pissed us all off," tweeted Adam Parkhomenko, a Virginia-based Democratic strategist working on the campaign, with a photo of the ads. "So this week we are going to cover the state of Florida in these, in response." Southern Progress co-founder Amanda Crumley called the slew of anti-LGBTQ+ bills happening around the country "an unconscionable, dangerous, and coordinated attack on LGBTQ Americans." "And don't be fooled," Crumley told Insider, "these types of bills have nothing to do with protecting children and everything to do with discrimination and filling GOP coffers in an election year." However, it's not just Florida where LGBTQ+ rights and protections are under attack. The Human Rights Campaign is tracking some 266 bills that it considers "anti-LGBTQ+."⁠
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