Students for a Democratic Society hold a protest against the nationwide “Don’t Say Gay” bills

The Kent State chapter of the Students for a Democratic Society organization hosted a protest against the “Don’t Say Gay” bills that are appearing nationwide. The protest started on the Kent State campus at Bowman Hall and ended in front of the Student Center. Around 10 attended the rally where a speech was given in support of LGBTQ+ youth. The group fears that the new Republican majority in the U.S. House might mean that the LGBTQ+ community might be targeted. TV2’s Shane Troyano discusses the protest and what it meant for SDS.

RIGHT NOW IN THE STUDENT CENTER: SDS is making a speech on “Don’t Say Gay” bills around the country. pic.twitter.com/vgtM4XT60o

— Shane Troyano (@ShaneTroyanoTV) November 16, 2022

LIVE RIGHT NOW: Kent State SDS is holding a protest against the nationwide “Don’t Say Gay” bill. pic.twitter.com/KNT4FnCfj8

— Shane Troyano (@ShaneTroyanoTV) November 16, 2022