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A bill intended to ban transgender athletes in Alabama public school sports passed the Alabama House in March.
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A bill intended to ban transgender athletes in Alabama public school sports passed the Alabama House in March.
President Mark Emmert expressed concern over legislative pushes in state legislatures to ban transgender youth from participating in public school sports.
HB1 would prevent transgender youth from having access to the medical treatment that Jessica Fuller says saved her life.
"The House wasted an entire day on bills that served the politicians and didn't address a single real problem in this state."
The state is one of 27 that a leading anti-discrimination organization categorized as having inadequate protections.
U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, who represents Alabama’s 5th Congressional District, called the Supreme Court decision that federal anti-discrimination laws cover gay, lesbian and transgender...
Throughout the year, various states have taken steps to become more inclusive and champion the rights of the LGBTQ community. However, Alabama has not...
