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It’s good to see some people inTennessee are fighting back against the insanity of this gender issue. It is ridiculous!
John, I cannot even imagine something like this happening when we were growing up. Boys were boys, and girls were girls. And that was that!
To think that it is now becoming normal for these young people to consider changing who they at such a delicate age is preposterous.
And it is unbelievable as to how they are being influenced!

Lisa

Lifesite:

“Tennessee governor signs laws banning drag queen shows and ‘gender transitions’ for children

The new laws ban puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and ‘sex change’ surgeries for minors and prohibit underage attendance at drag events and other sexualized performances.

Nashville – Republican Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee signed into law last week a ban on sexually explicit drag shows for minors and a ban on transgender surgeries and drugs for minors.

The two bills, SB 1 ans SB 3, were signed Thursday, March 2, amid growing concerns of parents in the Volunteer State over the sexualizing of children through the obscenities of drag queen events and performances targeting innocent minors in schools and public libraries, as well as the irreversible mutilation of body parts and chemical castration involved in “trans” surgeries and puberty blockers. The laws go into effect July 1.

The law against drag shows for minors, SB 3, prohibits the exposure of minors to all “adult cabaret entertainment,” such as “topless dancers, go-go dancers, exotic dancers, strippers, male or female impersonators who provide entertainment that appeals to a prurient interest.” The law adds additional language to an existing law creating 1,000- foot buffer zone between all such performances and public property, schools, public parks, and places of worship where minors could potentially watch them. A first offense will constitute a misdemeanor, while subsequent violations will carry felony charges.”