The Arizona Republic
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Senate Education Committee OKs three bills targeting trans students' p last year nd facilities Legislature Two bills were modified versions o three islation that were vetoed by Gov. Katie Ho Wednesday year.
Parents, advocat John Kavanagh ts call the proposals dangerous the Senate Education Committee l would require a public sch Democrats tify a stu Two t's parents if an employee starts to refer to Kavanagh a pronoun t last year rs from their sex assigne Katie Hobbs
All three legislative proposals passed the committee 4-3.
Committee chair Ken Bennett, R-Prescott, gave emotional testimony in favor of SB 1166.
"I am begg third ou to just leave trans kids alone," Marsh said.
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