Two Iowa legislators are getting heat from the gay community. The lawmakers want to remove protection to lesbians, gay and transgender students from the Safe Schools Law, in and effort to reverse the Iowa's Supreme Court decision to legalize same-sex marriage.

Rep. Jason Schultz says he's not doing this to hurt gay, lesbian and transgender students, he's just trying to forward his agenda to make same sex marriage illegal here in Iowa.

"The Bully Bill or Safe School Act doesn't protect anyone anyway. Schools are already doing this, so to remove few words doesn't change the intent or effect of the law," says Rep. Jason Schultz.

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“Words have power,” said BC senior and GLC representative Chyna McRae.

After various other lyrics by artists such as Jay-Z and Katy Perry, all of which had phrases such as “No homo” and “You’re so gay” were displayed on a big screen at the front of the lecture hall, McRae turned to a more serious note.

“I know in the video, some of the content is funny, but it’s really kind of scary how some of this language is being used,” she said. “We are here to talk about how race and sexuality intersect in honor of Black History Month. They’re constantly compartmentalized.”