US Supreme Court removes last excuse for bathroom chaos at NC schools
There is no longer any credible legal basis to hide behind Title IX fears or outdated Fourth Circuit precedent.
Stein has chosen to let down the women and voters of NC, but the legislature can still stand up — for safety, for fairness, and for the biological reality that makes protecting women’s rights possible in the first place.
I won’t stop beating this drum because I don’t want another girl to go through what I did. We have a chance to draw a line. I hope the NC legislature has the courage to take it.
Gov. Josh Stein vetoed a slew of anti-Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) bills on Thursday, but also signed a licensure agreement bill, and one that protects parents and caregivers from legal consequences for raising children in alignment with their biological sex.
House Bill 805 defines sex in state law based on biological attributes, bars K-12 schools from placing male and female students in the same sleeping quarters, prohibits the use of state funds for gender transition procedures in correctional facilities, and allows individuals harmed by such procedures to sue for up to 10 years.
NC advances bill defining sex as biological, restricting gender-care funding, regulating adult content websites, and expanding parental rights in schools
McNabb advocates for legislation to keep men out of women's sports.
The legislation would mandate public facilities be used only by individuals of the same biological sex at the same time, except for specific situations like family use or emergencies.
An undercover video from a conservative news outlet reveals that several public school districts across North Carolina are teaching topics connected to Critical Race Theory.
I am woman, hear me roar In numbers too big to ignore And I know too much to go back an’ pretend Lyrics to Helen Reddy’s 1972 hit “I Am Woman.” I know too much to go back and pretend. I refuse to be part of the collective insanity that pretends not to know how...