- An Indiana bill heading to the desk of the state’s Republican governor would require schools to alert parents if their child requests a name or pronoun change.
- The GOP-controlled House voted on Monday 63-28 mostly along party lines to send the controversial proposal to Gov. Eric Holcomb, two weeks after it was endorsed by the state Senate.
- LGBTQ advocates have voiced concerns that the move could out transgender kids to their unsupportive families.
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Indiana Bill To Force Schools To Notify Parents If Kids Want to Change Name, Pronouns
