North Dakota Governor Signs Bill That Outs Transgender Students
The legislation, which takes effect immediately, also restricts restroom use and allows teachers to ignore students' chosen pronouns.
May 9, 2023
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The legislation, which takes effect immediately, also restricts restroom use and allows teachers to ignore students' chosen pronouns.
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the "don't say gay" bill into law in March. Other states have followed suit, attempting to pass their own versions.
Meanwhile, Florida lawmakers are considering legislation that would create a ban even stricter than the one adopted by medical boards.
The bill, now headed to the Senate, would restrict trans students' use of restrooms and changing rooms in public schools.
Restrictive policies "seem to be a marker for an environment where trans and nonbinary youth are at risk," says the lead author of a new study.
John Avioli, a Republican member of the House of Delegates, introduced the legislation last week.
The restrictive measure is one of several pieces of far-right legislation Oklahoma has passed, including one of the nation's most draconian abortion laws.
The Florida Board of Education on Wednesday approved new rules strictly enforcing a new law segregating public restroom facilities by gender.
The Republican governor of Arkansas says it’s to protect children from the “left’s woke agenda.”
Passed by the Senate, the bill wasn't even considered by the House, and now the special session is over.
Beginning in March, all single-occupancy public restrooms in the state must be open to all genders. California is the first state with such a law.
Tennessee is trying to force businesses that accommodate trans customers to post warning signs.
A proposed law in Wisconsin would prevent transgender students from using public bathrooms designated for the gender with which they identify.
He issued a temporary restraining order that stops the new law from being implemented while a legal challenge makes its way through the court system.
A bill allowing discrimination by adoption agencies is headed to the governor, and an anti-trans "bathroom bill" likely will soon be as well.
Decatur, Ga., school officials say the claim is unfounded.
The American Family Association is repeating its call to boycott Target over its inclusive restroom policy.
Under a bill advancing in the state, they could be charged with misdemeanor sexual indecency with a child in certain circumstances.