An Alabama law prohibiting transgender K-12 students from using the bathroom which aligns with their gender identity, while also prohibiting discussion of gender identity and sexual orientation, is now law, further limiting the rights of LGBTQ children in the state.
The law requires students in Alabama K-12 schools to use the bathroom of their biological sex, with the rules of enforcement and implementation left to the schools without specific details in the bill on what a transgender student could face if they use a bathroom that aligns with their gender identity.
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