Bathroom Bill

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves (R) signed a bill into law that will prohibit students from using restrooms in public schools that do not correspond to their biological sex.

Utah Republicans sent a transgender bathroom bill to Gov. Spencer Cox (R) on Friday after much back and forth over the details of the legislation.

Utah House Republicans passed a bill on Friday that would protect women’s spaces — including bathrooms, locker rooms, and shelters.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed legislation Wednesday designed, in part, to protect women, requiring separate public restrooms and changing room facilities based on “biological sex” rather than gender identity.

GOP Tennesse Gov. Bill Lee signed a bill into law Friday separating private spaces such as bathrooms and locker rooms according to biological sex.

A plurality of Iowans supports requiring students to use bathrooms according to one’s birth gender regardless of their gender identity, according to the latest Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll.

Tennessee legislators introduced a bill that would preserve American students’ right to use single-sex bathrooms and locker rooms.

Former Gov. Pat McCrory (R) slammed the NBA for what he says is its gross display of hypocrisy, bending to China in recent days but openly punishing North Carolina over its transgender bathroom law in recent years.

The Texas Senate voted to say no to boys entering the girls’ bathrooms, showers and changing rooms in schools across the state. The 21 to 10 vote came down along party lines, as expected.

Democrat law enforcement officials in Texas traveled to the State Capitol to protest the bathroom privacy bill.

A woman in a Houston area suburb was shocked when a man with a child in a stroller started filming her in a Target dressing room. She was even more shocked when no one near the fitting room came to her aid while she was screaming.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott called the 85th Texas Legislature back into a special session beginning on July 18. The controversial “bathroom bill,” property tax relief, and 17 other issues not completed in the regular session that ended in May are on the agenda.

During Thursday’s “The Jump” on ESPN, host Rachel Nichols weighed in on North Carolina’s proposed HB2 bathroom bill replacement, comparing it to four black college students being refused at Woolworth’s lunch counter in Greensboro, NC. Both the NBA and NCAA moved events

Despite the complete financial failure of the boycott against the state, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is once again warning the State of North Carolina that if it doesn’t repeal its year-old bathroom law, the league will cancel all tournament games. And this time the NCAA says it will boycott the Tar Heel State until the year 2022.

A new California law effectively bans state funds from paying for travel to states such as North Carolina that have enacted bathroom laws that require people to use a public restroom that corresponds to their birth sex, and other religious

The Texas Senate has now passed its bathroom bill out of committee and to the full Senate, but the National Football League continues to warn the state against the bill despite Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s broadside against the NFL saying league officials should stay out of politics and stick to football.

LGBTQ groups are signaling to Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner John Swofford not to get too excited about new legislation designed to upend North Carolina’s HB2 law which mandates that people use the bathroom according to their biological sex in public schools and government buildings.

National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver has put North Carolina on notice that the league is not quite done extorting the state over its bathroom law.

National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver doubled down on the league’s activist support of transgender rights last week saying that the NBA will continue to look for ways to punish states that adopt a transgender bathroom bill.

After the National Football League warned the State of Texas to stop debating a bathroom bill meant to protect vulnerable women and children from predators, the state’s Governor issued his own warning: the NFL should stick to football and leave politics to others.

Lady Gaga, Lena Dunham, George Takei, Gloria Steinem, and Whoopi Goldberg were among the 100-plus outspoken entertainers and personalities to send a Valentine’s Day card to Texas leaders, saying they love the Lone Star State and its people, but not the proposed “bathroom bill.”

Buoyed by several sports leagues punishing the State of North Carolina over its bathroom bill, the National Football League now warns that it will boycott the State of Texas, blocking future Super Bowl games, if Texas enacts a similar law.

Texas is one of a list of states looking to institute their own transgender bathroom restrictions, quite regardless of the guff North Carolina took for its own bill last year. Predictably, just as it did against North Carolina, the NCAA and the Big 12 Conference look to act against Texas over the law.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver calls it a “missed opportunity” if the league refuses to send members to celebrate the NBA Championship to the White House under President Donald Trump.

Much to the chagrin of LGBTQ activists and the newly elected Democratic governor of North Carolina Roy Cooper, state lawmakers voted on Thursday not to repeal the controversial HB2, otherwise known as the “Bathroom Bill.”

There is going to be a fight in Texas and those on both sides of the transgender bathroom issue pledge all-out efforts.

The president of the University of Notre Dame warns the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) that it can’t mandate what morals he and his college will follow just because it controls college sports.

Two young girls were forced to change for swim class in front of a biological boy according to their mothers, who say attempts to get the Clover Unified School District to accommodate the young, intermediate school girls were ignored.

A comic book store in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has unveiled a new comic cover with a transgender hero fighting against the state’s bathroom bill, the Winston-Salem Journal reports.

California moved within a stroke of the governor’s pen of mandating gender neutral bathrooms on Monday, when the state legislature passed a bill eliminating gender specific single-occupancy bathrooms.

Metal band Slipknot blasted North Carolina’s so-called transgender “bathroom bill” in a statement released Monday, one day before the band is scheduled to perform in Charlotte.

Iowa Rep. Steve King wants congressional legislators to publicly pick sides in the progressives’ fast-expanding culture war against the two sexes in America.

After spending months, even years, dancing around the topic, Massachusetts’ Republican Governor Charlie Baker is now supporting a new pro-transgender law that would force women to share their public restrooms, locker rooms and changing areas with men who insist they’re women.

The European Union (EU) has attacked the bathroom privacy bills in Mississippi, North Carolina and Tennessee, claiming they violate an international human rights treaty the U.S. is subject to. In a forthright statement release this week, the undemocratic supranational organisation

A man from Glen Rock, PA, was arrested after he admitted to hiding multiple cameras in three bathrooms and taking thousands of images of women and children using the facilities over the course of several years, police say.

Police are investigating a hidden camera found in a hospital bathroom in Houston, Texas, reports reveal.