California governor mandates 2nd graders visit gay bars

SACRAMENTO, CA—Calling the measure a "major breakthrough" for the state's education system, Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Friday a bill that mandates field trips to gay bars, strip clubs, and abortion clinics for the state's second graders.

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AB adds EC Section , which directs the California Department of Education to develop supports and resources for parents, guardians and families of LGBTQ+ students. California became the first state to explicitly prohibit school districts from outing LGBTQ+ students to their families and others without their consent when Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday signed the ban into law. Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation making California the first U.S.

state to prohibit schools from outing transgender students to their parents. SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed several bills over the weekend aimed at bolstering the state’s protections for LGBTQ people, after issuing a controversial veto that. LGBTQ people and our allies are often the targets of bias-motivated gun violence. Unity over division. Status: Introduced in the House on June 7 , The plan includes:.

At the conclusion of the judgment, the District achieved substantial compliance with all terms of the judgment by:.

They are dramatically less likely to feel unsafe, half as likely to be victimized in person and less likely to miss school. Supreme Court. Status: Introduced in the House on March 31, The Guidance issued today explains these legal mandates and offers best practices for all school districts to take before implementing school closures to protect California's students and communities from inequality and injustice.

Do No Harm Act — H. According to GLSEN, which advocates for policies making schools more welcoming, 4 in 5 queer youth ages 13 to 17 feel unsafe in school, making a third uncomfortable enough to miss at least one day a month.

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In fact, that estimate was wildly optimistic. Stay ahead of the latest developments on education in California and nationally from early childhood to college and beyond. A copy of the agreement reached with the district is available here. No matter what the incoming Administration has in store… California will remain the steadfast beacon of progress it has long been.

Compared with , the state saw a 3 percentage point drop in the number of students who said they were exposed to positive representations. As of now, 29 states have enacted permitless carry laws, and 11 other states do not require training for a gun permit. The approved claims are from borrowers who enrolled in Ashford during this period and filed applications for borrower defense with allegations corroborated by these findings.

Building on previous legislation that required single-user restrooms to be designated as all gender-restrooms, AB will improve compliance with existing law by requiring cities and counties to notify all applicants for a new or renewed business license that single-user restrooms in any business, place of public accommodation, or government agency must be identified as all-gender restrooms.

His extraordinary efforts promoted unity and transformed the landscape of activism. As my fellow attorneys general and I underscored in our amicus brief, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona properly exercised his legal authority by targeting borrowers most impacted by the pandemic. Studies have shown that granting survivors access to the status of their cases can promote healing and counter the loss of self-determination that they often experience as the result of these crimes.

Status: Signed into law by Governor Newsom on October 12, Department of Education Department of evidence presented by the California Department of Justice during a successful lawsuit brought against Ashford University and its parent company, Zovio, Inc. Status: Included in final budget passed by the Legislature and signed by Governor Newsom.

Passed by the Assembly Committee on the Judiciary Equality California sponsored the following state legislation in Affirming Records — AB by Assemblymember Chris Ward AB will codify and streamline the process for transgender Californians to update their marriage certificates and the birth certificates of their children to accurately reflect their legal name and gender, while protecting their privacy.

This virulently anti-trans amendment to the annual defense appropriations bill would have prohibited military funds being used for transgender servicemembers needing medical treatment related to gender transition, including hormone therapy. It would ban conversion therapy for foster youth and require data collection on LGBTQ foster youth and parents. But under current law, that trauma can be worsened by property tax penalties that apply unequally to same-sex partners, especially impacting LGBT seniors.