Little signs bill to ban compelled pronoun use
The new law — which takes effect July 1 — impacts students and public employees who are transgender but also others who don’t identify with a traditional male-female binary.
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The new law — which takes effect July 1 — impacts students and public employees who are transgender but also others who don’t identify with a traditional male-female binary.
The new law — which takes effect July 1 — impacts students and public employees who are transgender but also others who don’t identify with a traditional male-female binary.
Idaho school districts soon will have to remove any requirements that teachers use transgender students’ preferred pronouns.
The new law — which takes effect July 1 — impacts students and public employees who are transgender but also others who don’t identify with a traditional male-female binary.
This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on April 9, 2024. Idaho school districts soon will have to remove any requirements that teachers use transgender students’ preferred pronouns. Gov. Brad Little quietly signed House Bill 538 Monday. The legislation, sponsored by Rep. Ted Hill, R-Eagle, broadly enacts protections for public employees, including teachers, who are […] The post Idaho Gov. Brad Little signs bill to ban compelled pronoun use appeared first on Idaho Capital Sun.