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House Bill 2177 bans care for minors, but it also bans insurance coverage and public funds for trans Oklahomans of all ages.
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The Oklahoma House of Representatives moved to ban classroom instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity Tuesday with the passage of a bill that uses nearly identical language to Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” Bill.
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Conservative Oklahoma lawmakers are working to crack down on gender-affirming health care. One of the several bills to do so passed off the House floor Tuesday.
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Hundreds of people met at the State Capitol Wednesday to protest proposed legislation that would ban certain drag performances from being held in public.
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The Oklahoma Legislature took another step toward banning gender-affirming healthcare for transgender youth Wednesday.
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Oklahoma lawmakers have introduced 40 bills impacting LGBTQ Oklahomans’ healthcare access, inclusion in schools and options for self-expression this legislative session, according to an analysis by Oklahoma Watch.
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Throngs of people flooded the Oklahoma State Capitol Monday to take part in the first Black History Day held there.
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Oklahoma lawmakers are considering exceptions to the state’s abortion laws, which are widely supported nationwide, but not necessarily commonplace.
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Oklahoma Senate Republicans unveiled their plan to attract and keep teachers, and Senate Bill 364 is getting a lot of attention — it would mandate 12 weeks of paid maternity leave for full-time school employees. Teacher moms around the state shared their stories with StateImpact’s Beth Wallis.