Now States Have to Codify Definitions of ‘Men,’ ‘Women,’ ‘Male,’ and ‘Female’

Yes, we’re at the point where we have to affirm the definitions of words.

Louisiana’s governor signed a bill into law last week that protects spaces for women and girls and affirms definitions and distinctions between men and women, effective August 1.

Liberty Counsel reported about Louisiana and Oklahoma now joining at least six other states, including Kansas, Mississippi, and Montana, in affirming definitions of women and men, male and female.

Oklahoma’s “Women’s Bill of Rights” (HB 1449) overwhelmingly passed the state’s Senate and House 35-7 and 79-17, respectively. The law states its “purpose” is to provide “clarity, certainty, and uniformity” as to how “both biological sexes” are treated in the state.
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In other words, the law requires state authorities to respect the differences between males and females as traditionally applied in public keeping sex-designated public spaces, education, and sports reserved for those specific biological genders.

According to Liberty Counsel, at least 13 states bar men from using public facilities for women and girls.

“We commend Governors Kevin Stitt and Jeff Landry and state legislators for protecting women and girls against a false and destructive ideology,” said, Mat Staver, Liberty Counsel founder and chairman. “These laws protect both men and women while maintaining a grip on reality. Biology is fixed at birth and more states need to reject gender ideology and keep women and girls safe.”

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