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Texas bill targets 'furries,' banning non-human behavior in schools
A new Texas bill, known as the FURRIES Act, seeks to ban non-human behaviors in public schools, including actions like using litter boxes and wearing animal accessories.
Students who violate the law may face removal from class, suspension, or expulsion, while school districts could incur fines starting at $10,000 for non-compliance.
Governor Greg Abbott supports the bill, citing concerns from parents about the educational environment in Texas schools.
Republican state Representative Stan Gerdes filed the bill, labeling the furry subculture as unhealthy role playing aimed at keeping it out of schools.