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- HB 1608 STARTED AS A 'DON'T SAY GAY' BILL. NOW TARGETS TRANSGENR NAM, PRONOUNS
- INDIANA ‘DON’T SAY GAY’ BILL PIVOTS TO KIDS’ GENR INTY
HB 1608 STARTED AS A 'DON'T SAY GAY' BILL. NOW TARGETS TRANSGENR NAM, PRONOUNS
Supporters of lbian, gay, bisexual and transgenr muny hold plards durg a prott agast passg of Transgenr Persons (Protectn of Rights) Bill, 2019, Bangalore, India, Wednday, Nov. The bill jt over a year after the Indian Supreme Court's landmark cisn to crimalize homosexualy. The so-lled “Don't Say Gay” bill drew tense natnal scty om those who argue margaliz LGBTQ people.
Congrs MP Shashi TharoorCongrs MP Shashi Tharoor’s bid to troduce a private member’s bill to crimalise gay sex was rejected Lok Sabha Friday. Moled on siar legislatn passed Florida last year, which opponents dubbed the "don't say gay" bill, HB 1608 drew strong opposn om the LGBTQ muny and s alli, who were ncerned that the measure would be harmful for LGBTQ HB 1608 was heard Hoe Edutn Commtee on Monday, Feb.
20, took on a new was origally Indiana's 'don't say gay' bill? Hoe Bill 1608 proposed that employe, school staff members or third party vendors "may not provi any stctn to a stunt krgarten through gra 3" wh a goal to rm stunts about the followg:Genr fluidyGenr rolGenr stereotypGenr intyGenr exprsnSexual orientatnIndiana General Assembly:Lawmakers to nsir 'don't say gay' legislatn 2023How did HB 1608 change to clu transgenr pronouns and nam Indiana schools?
INDIANA ‘DON’T SAY GAY’ BILL PIVOTS TO KIDS’ GENR INTY
20, the Indiana Hoe mtee on tn sentially killed the "don't say gay" legislatn and stead passed a measure the bill that would prohib schools om llg stunts by nam or pronouns "nsistent" wh their sex assigned at birth whout wrten permissn om parents. Indiana HB 1608:Indiana 'don't say gay' bill changed to target transgenr youthIt also said that the school mt notify parents if a stunt requts a name or pronoun nsistent wh their sex.
The so-lled “Don’t Say Gay” bill drew tense natnal scty om those who argue margaliz LGBTQ people. Missouri lawmakers also rejected a more rtrictive versn of the “Don’t Say Gay” law.