Gender expansive students to be protected class under bill advancing in WA
- A bill in Washington State aims to add gender expansive students as a protected class, alongside other classes.
- The bill passed in the Senate by a vote of 30-19, aligning along party lines with Democrats in favor.
- Supporters argue that the bill aims to provide necessary protections for marginalized students, while opponents fear it may lead to conflicts with federal law.
- Opponents, including Dawn Land, argued the bill could jeopardize federal funding and lead to discrimination against girls in sports.
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Gender expansive students to be protected class under bill advancing in WA
(The Center Square) - A bill that would add several protected classes to nondiscrimination provisions that apply to public schools in Washington state, received a public hearing Monday in the House Education Committee.
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