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Rolling Back Protections for Child Labor in the Name of 'Parental Rights' — FAIR - Vimarsana News

Rolling Back Protections for Child Labor in the Name of 'Parental Rights' — FAIR

In the last four years, state legislatures in at least 28 states have taken up proposals to roll back child labor protections; 12 states have passed such laws.

Source: fair.org
Louisiana high schoolers on career path can opt out of ACT | Education - Vimarsana News

Louisiana high schoolers on career path can opt out of ACT | Education

Gov. Jeff Landry signed a bill into law Tuesday allowing high school students pursuing career diplomas to take alternative tests instead of the ACT.

Governor Landry signs legislation that prohibits transgender women from using female bathrooms and locker rooms at schools - Vimarsana News

Governor Landry signs legislation that prohibits transgender women from using female bathrooms and locker rooms at schools

Governor Jeff Landry has signed what has been called the bathroom bill. The legislation prohibits a transgende...

Landry signs law prohibiting transgender people from facilities that align with chosen gender - Vimarsana News

Landry signs law prohibiting transgender people from facilities that align with chosen gender

BATON ROUGE — Gov. Jeff Landry signed a bill Wednesday that requires transgender Louisianans use bathrooms and other public facilities that align to their gender assigned at birth regardless of their chosen gender identity.

Source: wbrz.com
Louisiana Legislature enters last week with undecided issues | State Politics - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Legislature enters last week with undecided issues | State Politics

The fate of proposals to call a constitutional convention, let families spend more public money on private schooling and expand Gov. Jeff Landry’s appointment powers hang in the balance as