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Utah governor signs bill to protect women’s privacy

Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed House Bill 269, which bans men identifying as women from living in women's dorms at public universities, while allowing gender-neutral housing options.
The bill requires institutions to follow sex designations for student housing assignments, using birth certificates as proof of sex.
State Representative Stephanie Gricius, the bill's main sponsor, stated it enhances privacy for students in sex-segregated housing.
The ACLU of Utah opposes the bill, claiming it perpetuates discrimination and poses barriers to education.

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Utah governor signs bill to protect women’s privacy

(The Center Square) – Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill that will ban men who say they’re women from dorming with women in public higher education, although gender-neutral living

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