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West Virginians warn against "Women's Bill of Rights" that contains no new rights for women | State & Region - Vimarsana News

West Virginians warn against "Women's Bill of Rights" that contains no new rights for women | State & Region

At the Capitol, West Virginians spoke out largely against a bill that would make it more difficult for people to legally identify as transgender and non-binary.

Question On 'Systemic Racism' Fuels House Debate - West Virginia Public Broadcasting : West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Question On 'Systemic Racism' Fuels House Debate - West Virginia Public Broadcasting : West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Among the bills on third reading in the House of Delegates Thursday, a proposal on allowing schools to hire trained security guards, led to a heated societal debate over the issue of training the guards in the concept of systemic racism.

HB 4320 | | statejournal.com - Vimarsana News

HB 4320 | | statejournal.com

The House of Delegates passed House Bill 4320, which gives parents easier access to their child's medical records, during a floor session vote Feb. 8, 2024, at the state Capitol.

Medical records bill passes WV House | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

Medical records bill passes WV House | Legislative Session

A bill that would make it easier for patients to receive their medical records passed the House of Delegates Feb. 8, 2024, with a provision that would prohibit parents or guardians from being denied access to their child's records.

Medical records bill passes WV House | | statejournal.com - Vimarsana News

Medical records bill passes WV House | | statejournal.com

A bill that would make it easier for patients to receive their medical records passed the House of Delegates Feb. 8, 2024, with a provision that would prohibit parents or guardians from being denied access to their child's records.