"Bathroom Bills and Menstrual Products: Recent Developments in State Legislatures"
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Idaho House passed SB 1100, also known as the bathroom bill, with a veto-proof majority. The bill requires students to use the bathroom that corresponds with their biological sex and allows them to sue the school for $5,000 for each instance they encounter a person of the opposite sex. It also requires the school to provide "reasonable accommodation" to students who are "unable or unwilling" to use the assigned bathrooms.
- SB 1100, known as the bathroom bill, passes the Idaho House and moves to the governor's desk KTVB.com
- Iowa's 'Bathroom Bill' heads to governor's desk KCCI Des Moines
- New Mexico chambers approve free menstrual products at schools KOAT New Mexico
- 'Litter box'? Rep. Skaug has a rather interesting response to Bathroom Bill KTVB
- CDA school board looks at new policy as transgender 'bathroom bill' heads to House KREM.com
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