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Women s shelter won t be forced to admit trans-identified males

A federal judge ruled that an Alaska city's nondiscrimination ordinance barring LGBT discrimination does not force a Christian battered women's shelter to admit trans-identified biological males.

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Protecting Female Abuse Victims: Federal Court Rules Anchorage Cannot Force Christian Women s Shelter to Admit Trans Males

After a lengthy court battle, a federal judge ruled that the city of Anchorage cannot force a faith-based women's shelter to accept trans-identified biological males.

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Court Rules City Can t Force Battered Women s Shelter to Let Men Sleep Next to Women

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Judge Rules Anchorage Women s Shelter Can Remain A Women s Shelter

A federal court ruled on Monday that a faith-based women's shelter in Anchorage, Alaska, was allowed to remain open exclusively for women

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Women s shelter won t be forced to admit trans-identified males

A federal judge ruled that an Alaska city's nondiscrimination ordinance barring LGBT discrimination does not force a Christian battered women's shelter to admit trans-identified biological males.

United statesSharon gleasonBryan tuckerJessie doeKate andersonChristy allenRyan foleyAlaska alliance defending freedomHope centerUs district courtAttorneys for alliance defending freedomAnchorage assemblySupreme courtAnchorage equal rights commissionUs supreme courtRights commission

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