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Virginia Bill Seeks to Restrict Trans Students' Restroom Access
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Washington Blade reports. It does give an option for single-user facilities.The Republicans gained control of the House in last year’s election, in which GOPer Glenn Youngkin won the governor’s race.
The Democrats still have a majority in the state Senate, making the bill’s chances slim there.Another anti-trans bill has been introduced in the Senate.
The bill from Republican Sen. Travis Hackworth would rescind the law requiring schools to adopt the Virginia Department of Education’s guidelines for equal treatment of trans students.
Del. Danica Roem, Virginia’s first trans legislator, told the Blade Hackworth’s bill “would be dead on arrival” in committee.Both bills appear to run afoul of a major court ruling.
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Woman cured of HIV through stem cell transplant
Researchers today (Tuesday, Feb. 15) announced that a U.S. woman has been cured of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant from a donor who was naturally resistant to the human immunodeficiency virus, according to a report by Julie Steenhuysen with Reuters.
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