One Friday
Raleigh, N.C. a federal judge ruled that students and employees must be allowed
to use restrooms matching their gender identity at the University of North Carolina. Then a U.S. District Judge Thomas
Schroeder had temporarily blocked three plaintiffs that were called HB2 until
it goes to trial. Schroeder’s final decision would be made after the trial.
HB2
was then passed in march and it said that transgender people had to use the restroom
that has to correspond to whatever sex is
on their birth certificates. This would also exclude any antidiscrimination
protections. North Carolina’s Republican leaders said that the law was passed
because it would protect privacy and safety. They also said that it would be able
to keep any guys out of the woman’s restrooms and prevent any hard that could
come out of it All the transgender residents claimed that the restroom safety
is protected by laws already and that the
HB2 law is harmful and discriminatory.
Later on, Schroeder said that the three
plaintiffs are likely to succeed in their arguments that HB2 violates Title IX.
Then again Schroeder says that the transgender residents have not shown that
they are likely to win the argument that the HB2 goes against their constitutional
equal rights protection.
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