Judge Blocks Texas Drag Ban From Taking Effect Friday
The judge wrote that he believed that the law was likely to be ruled unconstitutional.
AUGUST 31, 2023
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The judge wrote that he believed that the law was likely to be ruled unconstitutional.
A bill approved by the Texas legislature includes an LGBTQ+ student club ban, a forced outing policy, and a DEI ban.
Alabama Republicans also passed legislation banning Pride flags in schools, and prohibiting staff from using students' chosen names and pronouns.
Oklahoma Republicans want to impeach President Obama for protecting trans students. But first they want to make sure no God-fearing Christian student is forced to share a bathroom with a trans classmate.
The state has three anti-trans bills currently awaiting the governor's decision.
The law will take effect next month.
The bills deal with issues such as foster care, name and pronoun recognition, and restroom access.
The law can't go into effect for at least another two weeks as deliberations on a lawsuit continue.
State senators passed a bill Thursday that creates two marriage license applications — one for same-sex couples and another for straight couples.
Transgender student-athletes, gender-affirming procedures, and more are the targets of their legislation.
The litigation seeks to prevent the Republican ban on drag performance to take effect next month.
Very different conclusions came from two federal judges in the same state.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced in a keynote speech to the Young Conservatives of Texas an intention to "end" trans and GNC teachers being able to teach.
The Buncombe County district is violating Title IX by implementing the law, according to the groups.
State lawmakers have targeted gender-affirming care, pronouns, and are even trying to expand "don't say gay" to all grade levels.
Republican legislators raced to push through the health care ban and other anti-LGBTQ+ provisions.