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North Dakota has passed legislation prohibiting school districts from withholding information from parents regarding their children's gender identity amid a nationwide movement to preserve safety and privacy for women and girls and parental rights.
North Dakota's Republican Gov. Kelly Armstrong signed House Bill 1144 into law Thursday. Armstrong's approval of the measure follows its passage in the Republican-controlled North Dakota House of Representatives in a 75-14 voteand its clearance in the Republican-controlled North Dakota Senate in a 40-7 vote.
The votes fell mainly along party lines, with all support for the legislation coming from Republicans and most opposition coming from Democrats. Four House Republicans and two Senate Republicans broke from their party to join Democrats in opposing it.
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North Dakota's Republican Gov. Kelly Armstrong signed House Bill 1144 into law Thursday. Armstrong's approval of the measure follows its passage in the Republican-controlled North Dakota House of Representatives in a 75-14 voteand its clearance in the Republican-controlled North Dakota Senate in a 40-7 vote.
The votes fell mainly along party lines, with all support for the legislation coming from Republicans and most opposition coming from Democrats. Four House Republicans and two Senate Republicans broke from their party to join Democrats in opposing it.
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North Dakota bans schools from hiding information about kids' gender identity from parents
North Dakota has passed legislation prohibiting school districts from withholding information from parents regarding their children s gender identity amid a nationwide movement to preserve safety and
