Fellow North Dakotans, Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee are about to render an opinion on a bill critical to your religious freedom and the protection of your wives and daughters. Senate Bill 2303 attempts to enshrine “sexual orientation” and “gender identify” in the same protected classes as race and religion and would be disastrous
We are currently facing what may be the most important bill this entire legislative session: House Bill 1386. The bill would change North Dakota law so that “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” would be given the same protection as race, religion, and national origin. It is sometimes referred to as a “bathroom bill”. To be
The debate over gender confusion is everywhere right now. Protecting the privacy and safety of women and girls in the most vulnerable spaces – locker rooms, showers and restrooms – is on the national stage. Kansas Family Voice is proud to work with the Family Policy Institute of Washington. FPIW has produced a series of
Signs of hope are springing up all over the country, thanks to your support for Kansas Family Voice and your network of state allies. While Washington, D.C., remains mired in gridlock, encouraging victories continue to roll in at the state level. Here are a few of your victories achieved through Kansas Family Voice. Pushing back
Target announced a change in policy that allows men access to the women’s restrooms and changing rooms in their stores. In a statement, the company said: “We welcome transgender team members and guests to use the restroom or fitting room facility that corresponds with their gender identity.” The store’s Facebook page lit up with people
The privacy and safety of women and children protected North Carolina lawmakers are protecting the privacy and safety of women and children. They unanimously passed a bill that would prevent men from entering women’s restrooms, locker rooms and showers. The governor has already signed it into law. This is good news for North Carolina families
A special session to be held to consider undoing a troubling city ordinance. North Carolina lawmakers want to protect the privacy of women and children. They will hold a special session to consider undoing a troubling city ordinance. It could also stop other cities and counties from enacting similar rules. In February, the Charlotte City Council
A Tennessee House subcommittee held hearings today on bill that would protect the physical privacy of students in public school restrooms. A Tennessee House subcommittee held hearings today on bill that would protect the physical privacy of students in public school restrooms. HB 2414 seeks to protect the privacy rights of all students, but especially
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