It also prohibits unfair sex discrimination while also allowing state government to make distinctions between the sexes in certain situations. The government could differentiate between the sexes to ensure privacy and safety in restrooms, athletic facilities, locker rooms, domestic violence shelters, rape crisis centers, prisons and other detention facilities.
The state and any political subdivisions that collect vital statistics would have to identify individuals as male or female under the updated definitions in HB This measure passed the Senate and now returns to the House, where it was introduced by Rep. Toni Hasenbeck, R-Elgin. By passing the Women's Bill of Rights into statute, Oklahoma is standing up to protect women of all backgrounds from those with ill intentions.
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