Retired Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade said he moved out of Florida in part because he didn’t think his family would feel accepted because of the state’s policies toward LGBTQ+ people, according to an interview clip posted by People .In the clip, Wade talks with Rachel Nichols of “ Headliners ,” saying that he liked Florida’s low taxes “but my family would not be accepted or feel comfortable there. And so that’s one of the reasons why I don’t live there.”Wade’s daughter Zaya is transgender.People said the short video was shared ahead of Thursday’s episode of “Headliners.”Wade, who is married to actress Gabrielle Union, retired in 2019. He and his family now live in California, according to Sports Illustrated.Florida lawmakers are moving forward multiple bills this session aimed at LGBTQ+ issues , including a bill that would restrict bathroom access for transgender people and another targeting businesses that admit children into “sexual performances,” which critics say is aimed at drag shows.Earlier this month, one Republican state legislator called transgender people “demons and imps” and compared them to “mutants from another planet,” before later apologizing.