US Edition‘Women’s Bill of Rights’ seeks to legally define ‘male’ and ‘female’ in Minnesota
- Rep. Mary Miller and Sen. Roger Marshall introduced the Defining Male and Female Act to codify President Donald Trump's executive order recognizing only two sexes: male and female.
- The proposed act follows previous efforts, including the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, amid controversies regarding transgender athletes.
- Miller emphasized the importance of protecting female dignity and safety, stating, "We must unite to uphold the truth and biological reality established by God that there are only two sexes."
- Marshall expressed concern about legal measures that allow individuals to self-identify, saying, "We shouldn't need legislation to tell us the basic reality that there are only two sexes, but here we are.
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Duluth News Tribune
‘Women’s Bill of Rights’ seeks to legally define ‘male’ and ‘female’ in Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS — A bill moving through the Minnesota Legislature would establish a “Minnesota Women’s Bill of Rights” and classify a person as being either male or female. Introduced by Sens. Karin Housley, R-Stillwater, and Julia Coleman, R-Waconia, SF1651 says there are two sexes, designated at birth, and defines terms including male, female, boy, girl, mother and father. According to the draft bill, sex does not include gender identity and “ever…
Rep. Mary Miller announces two bills codifying Trump’s EOs on women’s rights
Representative Mary Miller (R-IL) has introduced two bills that would codify President Donald Trump’s pro-woman executive orders into law—the Defining Male and Female Act and the Keep Our Girls Safe Act. “I believe the first role of the government is to protect the people, which is what President Trump’s done on day one,” she says.
Denver Gazette
Congressional Republicans introduce the Defining Male and Female Act
Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) and Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) teamed up on Wednesday to introduce the Defining Male and Female Act. The proposed legislation by the two congressional Republicans would codify President Donald Trump’s executive order recognizing males and females…
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