US EditionNebraska bill to ban transgender students from the bathrooms and sports of their choice advances
- A Nebraska bill that would bar transgender students from bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports teams corresponding with their gender identity has advanced from the first of three rounds of debate.
- The bill, introduced by Omaha Senator Kathleen Kauth, is supported by Republican Governor Jim Pillen as part of his legislative priorities for the year.
- Supporters of the bill argue it protects women's safety and sports, while opponents claim it discriminates against a vulnerable population.
- After the vote, a person yelled from the balcony, 'Shame on you!' highlighting opposition to the bill.
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Prominent Colorado LGBTQ+ groups hedge on support for transgender rights bill, putting it in limbo
In early April, the political director of a leading LGBTQ+ advocacy group urged state lawmakers to support legislation that would extend new legal protections to transgender Coloradans. House Bill 1312, One Colorado’s Jax Gonzalez testified, was a show of solidarity for transgender people amid a “coordinated and escalating set of attacks” nationwide. The bill, they said, represented “one piece of an ongoing conversation about how we respond.” “N…
Nebraska lawmakers advance transgender sports and bathroom bill
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The Nebraska Legislature gave first-round approval Tuesday to a bill dealing with gender in sports and schools. Lawmakers voted 33-16 to advance Legislative Bill 89, which is called the Stand With Women Act. It defines male and female as someone “who naturally has, had, will have, or would have” a reproductive system that produces sperm or...
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