Georgia House keeps hate crimes protection as it seeks to restrict transgender sports participation
- The Georgia House unanimously approved House Bill 267, maintaining protections for transgender individuals against hate crimes while advancing restrictions on transgender students in sports.
- Democratic Rep. Karla Drenner criticized the bill as discriminatory, calling it the 'erasure of transgender Georgians act.'
- Republican Rep. Josh Bonner stated that the amendments were made out of caution regarding potential legal challenges to the hate crimes law.
- House Democratic Caucus Leader Tanya Miller warned that changes could lead to difficulties in prosecuting hate crimes against transgender people.
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The right needs to stop hiding and start speaking up
Last week, the Wall Street Journal published a feature on the ideological divide in a southeastern Pennsylvania borough — where I happen to live. The article featured a photo of Elizabethtown High School, about half a mile from my home, with a group of teenagers and an adult organizer outside, calling for greater recognition of transgender identities. According to the report, the borough is “tearing itself apart” over “preferred pronouns.”One pr…


Georgia’s House and Senate have now passed bills restricting transgender athletes
The Georgia House of Representatives on Thursday adopted its own version of legislation that would limit transgender student competition in school sports, making the final passage of a law on the topic more likely after a similar bill passed the Senate earlier this month. House Bill 267 was approved 102-54, with a couple of Democrats crossing party lines to vote with Republicans for passage. It would open schools and colleges to lawsuits for allo
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