Florida Schools Limit Teaching Shakespeare Due to New Education Policies

Some Florida school districts are reducing the amount of Shakespeare taught to comply with the state's new Parental Rights in Education law.
The law restricts classroom instruction related to gender, sexuality, and race, leading to concerns over content in Shakespeare's works.
Students in Hillsborough County will only read excerpts from Shakespeare's plays rather than full works.
Teachers criticize the changes, arguing Shakespeare's works should be taught in full for students to fully appreciate them.
Supporters believe the law prevents political agendas, while critics argue it limits teaching history, literature and marginalized issues.