Good evening everyone, I'm Allison Camarada. Welcome to CNN Tonight.

A Florida teacher showed her fifth grade class in animated Disney movie and is now in trouble.

Apparently the movie has a gay character in it, which is not allowed in Florida.

That teacher will be here in a moment to say if she thinks she made a mistake.

And it's not just homosexuality that's forbidden at school.

Just today Governor Rhonda Santis signed a law that limits how diversity, equity and inclusion programs can be taught at the college level.

He says the DEI experiment is over, our panel will debate that.

Plus Daniel Penny, who's charged with manslaughter in the subway chocled death of Jordan Miele, has now raised more than $2 million through crowd fundraising.

Why this case is the new battle in the culture war?

And Taylor Swift tells all for security guard how the superstars stood up for Swifties.

You know you're good when you can sing and tell off your security guard simultaneously.

But let's start with the legal defense fund for the man charged in the New York City subway chocled death.

He's already raised more than $2 million.

Daniel Penny was charged with on Friday with second degree manslaughter in the death of Jordan Miele.

And as you can imagine, some high profile politicians are turning this tragic story into culture war fodder.

I'm here with my panel.

Let's bring in former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang.

We also have former Republican Senate candidate Joe Pinyin, former Democratic Congressman Mondare Jones, and Carrie Champion, who is the current host of the Carrie Champion Show.

Great to have all of you here.

So Daniel Penny has raised $2 million and I went onto the fundraising site.

And I mean, these are small dollar donations.

Some people are contributing $10. Some people $50.

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