Kate McKinnon stops by the Update desk to discuss Florida's Don't Say Gay Bill /NjLd7HXXXq It’s probably going to affect what you have to say.” And if a kid confides that they’re gay to a teacher, the teacher has to out them to their parents. “Yeah, like teachers can’t speak about gay people in history, or if a kid has a gay family member. The law actually means that you can’t acknowledge that ‘gay’ exists at all,” he explained. “I feel like there’s been a misunderstanding. Weekend Update co-host Colin Jost then burst her bubble. And in Florida of all places,” McKinnon joked. “To hear that Ron DeSantis has taken a stand and said, ‘No, you cannot say gay at school anymore,’ I’m just so jazzed. ‘SNL’: Oscar Isaac Shares Clips From Ninja Movie He Shot As A Kid In Heartwarming Monologue Ew, you’re gay.’ It made me feel horrible.” “When I was in middle school in the ’90s, I was kind of tortured by the constant use of the word ‘gay.’ Like, ‘Oh, that’s so gay. ![]() I heard about this law and I think it’s amazing,” McKinnon started. The comedian stopped but the Weekend Update where she slammed the legislation passed by Florida’s House of Representatives that would stop educators from talking to students about LGBTQ+ topics. Kate McKinnon highlighted Florida’s “unconscionable” “Don’t Say Gay” bill during “Saturday Night Live”. Kate McKinnon, Colin Jost - Photo: Will Heath/NBC
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