Just 8 House Democrats Voted for Parental Consent Pronouns Bill
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill requiring parental consent for changes to a student's gender on school forms. Only eight House Democrats supported the bill, which has faced significant opposition from the Congressional Equality Caucus. The legislation aims to enhance parental rights in education, a priority for Republicans, and is backed by polling showing public support for such measures.
- ▪The House voted 217-198 in favor of the Parental Rights Over The Education and Care of Their Kids Act.
- ▪Only eight Democrats joined Republicans in supporting the bill, with many facing challenging reelection campaigns.
- ▪The bill has been criticized for potentially endangering trans students by requiring teachers to disclose their gender identity to parents.
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