Iowa’s Governor Signs Bill Removing Gender Identity from State Civil Rights Code
- Iowa Republicans passed a bill eliminating protections for transgender individuals, making Iowa the first state to do so, with a vote of 33-15 along party lines.
- The bill removes the ability for transgender people to access housing and employment aligned with their gender identity, according to the Iowa House of Representatives.
- Senator Matt Blake expressed concern that the bill allows discrimination against all Iowans, stating that it represents the tyranny of the majority.
- GLAAD's CEO, Sarah Kate Ellis, warned that this legislation signals a broader threat to civil rights protections for all communities.
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Gender ID civil rights repeal only new law thus far in Iowa’s 2025 legislative session
Iowa lawmakers this week hit their first ‘funnel’ deadline, which eliminated from further consideration any bills that did not receive a prescribed level of support.
·Waterloo, United States
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