Published 3 years ago

New NC bill would require schools to tell parents if a child 'exhibits gender nonconformity'

Summary by Ground News

In 2016, North Carolina became the first state to pass legislation banning trans people from using the bathroom that correlated with their lived gender. As a result of that legislation, known as House Bill 2, the NCAA said it would not hold tournament events in the state. On the five year anniversary of HB 2, a group of Democratic lawmakers introduced four bills that would provide sweeping protections to LGBTQ+ North Carolinians.

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The Hill

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Raw Story

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