Iowa Becomes First State To Remove Transgender Civil Rights Protections
Iowa on Friday became the first state to remove nondiscrimination protections based on gender identity, rolling back nearly two decades of civil rights protections in the state. Before it passed, Iowa Democrats warned that the bill would open the door for employers and educators to discriminate against trans people in the state.
A new bill signed by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds will remove gender identity protection from the state's civil rights code after it was added by Democratic legislators 18 years ago.
Iowa Republicans are getting it all wrong — civil rights, the social safety net, and censorship, say letters published Feb.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill into law removing "gender identity" as a protected class in the state's Civil Rights Act ...
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