I agree. I am totally opposed to BDS, but still, having this law makes me uncomfortable. I don’t like states forcing people to follow their beliefs.
If only my philosophy on this can get applied to all controversial topics government schools are not indoctrinating our children in, from the LGBT agenda, to the “trans” and “gender fluidity” agenda, to the CRT agenda, all of which take a single side, among many, on controversial items and make that one side the government’s view, trampling the free speech rights of everyone, of every family, to decide those issues themselves.
What I am not speaking of there is how teachers and school administrations - those in charge - treat any child. Yes, in that regard teachers and everyone in public school administration cannot show discrimination against a LGBT or “trans” kid. However, THAT is the limit of their non-discrimination requirement and does not include “teaching” the political agenda demanding moral or personal social acceptance, or ANYONE. In sum, public school employees non-discrimininaton requirements do not extend to the students themselves or to the curriculum; only to fair treatment academically for everyone.