So man strawman attacks, jumping to conclusions and divisive terms it's hard to take anything on that website serious. > It’s no surprise that anti-rights zealots are excited about KOSA: it would let them shut down websites that cover topics like race, gender, and sexuality. > Second, KOSA would ramp up the online surveillance of all internet users by expanding the use of age verification and parental monitoring tool…
I don't think it's much of a stretch to assume these kind of laws will be used to censor topics like "race, gender, and sexuality". There is a ton of precedent in recent years of e.g. books on these topics being banned from public libraries (not just school libraries) under the guise of protecting children. It seems like a reasonable inference that the same topics would be targeted in online content if the laws allowed it.