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Separate bill concerning gender-affirming health care for transgender minors heads to the governor’s desk
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A bill in the Arkansas Legislature would further limit the rights and freedoms of children experiencing gender dysphoria.
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The bill put forward by Rep. Mary Bentley was taken down for amendments after a representative for the Arkansas Attorney General's Office said it was “facially unconstitutional.”
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A judge ruled that books containing LGBTQ+ themes placed in a restricted section of the library have to be relocated.
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The decision comes after a lower court judge made the decision to block the rule change.
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A rule change approved by Arkansas lawmakers Friday bans gender-neutral driver's licenses, while another bans electronic signatures on voter registration forms.
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At his third meeting as a member of the Arkansas State Library Board, former lawmaker Jason Rapert unsuccessfully attempted to withhold funding from certain libraries and the American Library Association.
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The suit, brought by Arkansas and several other state attorneys general, aims to block recent expansions of Title IX by the Biden Administration.
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The high court on Monday reversed an earlier decision by a lower court judge.
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The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration is trying to prevent people from changing their gender on their license or using an “X” instead of male or female.