On the recordApril 1, 2019
What does that say about this movement that the lawyers drafting this bill are unable to define gender identity without relying on stereotypes?
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congress.govWhat does that say about this movement that the lawyers drafting this bill are unable to define gender identity without relying on stereotypes?
He questions the inability to define gender identity without stereotypes in the bill.
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