- Ohio's Republican Governor Mike DeWine signed legislation mandating that educators inform parents of their child’s gender identity.
- The bill, known as House Bill 8, allows parents to opt out of materials related to sexuality and gender, sparking criticism from advocates.
- Critics refer to it as the "Don’t Say Gay" bill, similar to Florida's law limiting discussions on gender and sexuality.
- The legislation covers students in kindergarten through third grade and has faced bipartisan opposition due to its perceived risks to LGBTQ youth.
- Advocates argue the bill could endanger trans students and harm their mental health, highlighting a growing trend of similar laws in numerous states.
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