Federal protections of transgender students are launching where courts haven't blocked them
- New federal protections for Transgender students at U.S. Schools will start on Thursday, but impact is limited due to court blocks in 21 states and many colleges.
- The rule states it is unlawful discrimination to treat Transgender students differently, including bathroom access, while not addressing sports participation.
- Federal courts have ruled that the protections can't be enforced in most Republican states, though enforcement is allowed in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
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