Commentary LGBTQ activists are enraged at Florida’s legislature for passing the “Parental Rights in Education” bill, which they mislabel the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. The bill seeks to ban teachers from instructing students about sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade. Few believe children of this age (five to eight years old) should be taught in school about homosexuality and transgenderism, but for LGBTQ activists, this does not matter. They call it oppression and have rallied their formidable forces to defeat it, even coercing the corporation most identified with children—Disney—to oppose it. They do not like to lose, and rarely do. LGBTQ activists have been on an incredible roll in state legislatures throughout the country, using their tried-and-true practice of denigrating opponents, labeling them as homophobic and transphobic. And, naturally, it all started here in California. San Francisco was the first city to legalize gay marriage in …