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New Legal Protections for Transgender Students

Transgender students in public schools are about to get the protection of state law . After January 1, they'll be able to use the bathrooms set aside for the gender they prefer — not the one dictated by biology. The same will be true for sports and other activities. What will that mean?

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Transgender students in public schools are about to get the protection of state law. After January 1, they'll be able to use the bathrooms set aside for the gender they prefer — not the one dictated by biology. The same will be true for sports and other activities. What will that mean?

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Logan Henderson
Gay-Straight Alliance Network
Matthew McReynolds
Pacific Justice Institute
Melissa Goodman
ACLU of Southern California

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Which Way, L.A.?

New Legal Protections for Transgender Students

Transgender students in public schools are about to get the protection of state law . After January 1, they'll be able to use the bathrooms set aside for the gender they prefer — not the one dictated by biology. The same will be true for sports and other activities. What will that mean?

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Which Way, L.A.?

New Legal Protections for Transgender Students

Transgender students in public schools are about to get the protection of state law . After January 1, they'll be able to use the bathrooms set aside for the gender they prefer — not the one dictated by biology. The same will be true for sports and other activities. What will that mean?

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