Utah joins 10 other states in regulating bathroom access for transgender people
- Utah's Republican Gov. Spencer Cox signed a law requiring transgender people to use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their birth-assigned sex, but allows defense for those who have had surgery and changed their birth certificate.
- The legislation also mandates schools to create "privacy plans" for trans students, sparking concerns over potential outing. Gov. Cox claims the law increases privacy protections for everyone.
- Ten other states have passed similar laws, while nine states regulate bathroom usage for trans students. West Virginia is considering a transgender bathroom bill.
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