South Dakota governor signs anti-transgender bathroom bill

South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden signed a bill into law Friday that restricts transgender people's use of communal facilities that align with their gender identity in schools and state buildings. The bill also allows people who encounter transgender people in these facilities to seek civil causes of action against the school or state if it did not try to prevent the transgender person from using the facility. This is the first state law in South Dakota restricting transgender people's bathroom access, which was produced by the overwhelmingly conservative state legislature this session. The law goes into effect on July 1.

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Federal Judge Staying Preliminary Injunction Against Anti-Transgender Health Care Ban

UK confirms efforts to decrease number of gender-neutral toilets

Anti-transgender rhetoric on the rise in the country

House Republicans convene hearing to attack transgender people's existence - LGBTQ Nation

Hate group members - but no doctors - are invited to speak at the hearing about whether kids are being "coerced" to transition.

Republicans in Congress lay groundwork for anti-transgender push

U.S. Republicans in Congress are lining up behind legislation that critics say would roll back protections for transgender people, setting a playbook for action on a divisive social issue should they take control of Congress this fall.