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A rally in Greensboro was one of several in the state focused on supporting trans youth, as state lawmakers move forward with anti-trans legislation.

Rallies across the state are focused on supporting trans youth rights, as state lawmakers move forward with anti-trans legislation.

Two distinct Senate Bills SB 636 and SB 574, if passed, could nullify a recent policy change to let high school students enter into “name, image, likeness,” or NIL, contracts before the new policy goes into effect July 1st.

Concerns over name, image and likeness deals for North Carolina high school athletes overshadowed the first state House committee hearing on a controversial Republican-sponsored Senate bill focused on eligibility.

The N.C. Senate voted 30-20 along party lines Wednesday to clear a controversial Republican-sponsored bill focused on high-school sports and athletes’ birth gender.

The second of two Republican-sponsored bills focused on high-school sports and athletes birth gender is receiving an expected fast-track treatment this week in the N.C. Senate.

The second of two Republican-sponsored bills focused on high-school sports and athletes birth gender has advanced to the N.C. Senate floor.

The second of two Republican-sponsored bills focused on high-school sports and athletes birth gender is expected to receive a fast-track treatment this week in the N.C. Senate.

There are just two bills thus far in the 2023 General Assembly that formally address transgender individuals.

Three bills filed in the North Carolina General Assembly last week would bar transgender athletes from playing on girls' high school and middle school sports teams.&nbsp&#x3B;