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Kansas senator's message to non-Christian constituents: 'I would be happy to try and convert you' – The Lawrence Times - Vimarsana News

Kansas senator's message to non-Christian constituents: 'I would be happy to try and convert you' – The Lawrence Times

A Republican senator told a Muslim woman that he would be happy to convert her to Christianity when she asked him how he planned to fairly represent all his constituents, not just those who shared his religion.

Kansas Rep. Mark Steffen said he'd 'try to convert' Muslim woman - Vimarsana News

Kansas Rep. Mark Steffen said he'd 'try to convert' Muslim woman

A Muslim woman alleges Sen. Mark Steffen, R-Hutchinson, told her he would “try to convert” her to Christianity in a Statehouse meeting last month.

Kansas GOP Bill Authorizes Genital Exams of Schoolchildren, Critics Say - Vimarsana News

Kansas GOP Bill Authorizes Genital Exams of Schoolchildren, Critics Say

Biologically male students will be banned from competing in women's sports from July, with the law being enforced through a "sports physical."

Kansas activists discuss abortion rights, Legislature's response to amendment vote – The Lawrence Times - Vimarsana News

Kansas activists discuss abortion rights, Legislature's response to amendment vote – The Lawrence Times

The Legislature may not respect the public’s stance on abortion, but reproductive rights advocates find hope in knowing the record turnout Aug. 2 to defeat the constitutional amendment on abortion was fueled by young voters who are likely to keep voting. 

Kansas could have state-backed presidential primary in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Kansas could have state-backed presidential primary in 2024

Lawmakers and party officials are considering whether to authorize a rare presidential primary, a move that has not happened in Kansas in decades.