Miami-Dade schools censor Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, won't let students see his play

The same day the Miami-Dade School Board rejected the district’s recognition of LGBTQ History Month in October, school officials also quietly rejected the work of one of the most prominent Cuban Americans in U.S. cultural life. Why the rejection?

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