[Image description: Three screenshots, the first two of tweets, and the third of a set of tags. The first tweet, from the Associated Press, reads "Breaking: Sexual orientation, gender ID can be talked about in Florida classrooms under lawsuit settlement". Below the tweet a photo of Gov. Ron DeSantis with a partial caption at the bottom of the image reading the same as the text of the tweet.
The second screenshot is a quote retweet of the Associated Press's tweet from Alexis Vandom 🇵🇸 (@.VandomVA). The retweet reads the same as the text in the original post, further listing the protections upheld by slashing the Don't Say Gay Law.
The third screenshot, a set of tags from a reblog by @.bisexualamy, reads "#lgbtq #to be clear; this settlement applies to school libraries and teachers and anti discrimination #however the court upheld the part of the law that says schools are not allowed to discuss lgbtq topics as part of instruction #basically queer students are protected from bullying and teachers can be openly queer and libraries can restock queer books #but they can't assign queer books in class and can't discuss gender and sexuality in health classes and things like that #still a win but this law is still way out of line". End description.]