Iowa lawmakers vote to remove gender identity protections from civil rights code
Iowa lawmakers on Thursday became the first in the nation to approve legislation that removes gender identity protections from the state's civil rights code. That's despite massive protests by opponents who say it could expose transgender people to discrimination in numerous areas of life.
Steven Holt represents Crawford and Ida counties and a portion of Shelby County in the Iowa House. He is chair of the House Judiciary Committee. Payton McNabb was a 17-year-old North Carolina high ...
Sexual orientation and gender identity were not originally included in Iowa’s Civil Rights Act of 1965. They were added by the Democratic-controlled Legislature in 2007, with about a dozen ...
Removing nonbinary gender choices from admissions forms is one of a number of changes Iowa universities are making to comply ...
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Iowa could be first state to revoke transgender rightsIowa could become the first state to revoke nondiscrimination protections for transgender people under fast-tracked ...
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