A waging war between LGBTQ+ advocates and a group of worried general public battle between the passing of the Bathroom Bill. LGBTQ+ advocates see this as an act of discrimination and inequality, as well as a hateful crime towards their identity and comfort, while worried public see it as a gateway for predators to easily prey off the defenseless. Each side holds valued points as to if the Bathroom Bill is preventing of danger towards the weak or an act of discrimination. In general, The Bathroom Bill or H.B 2, to those who support, is a means of protection for 0the ones they love and those they deem unable of protecting themselves from possible predators. Many see H.B 2 as a way to keep people from posing as transgender and preying
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Advances to set the bathroom bill as a standard in some schools have been debated as a civil rights issue as well as a means of protecting women and children. While ‘Religious Freedom’ laws give the right to public business owners and officials to refuse service to those who they believe ‘violate their religious beliefs.’ The Obama administration is trying to make schools allow their transgender students to use the school facilities based off of the gender they identify as. Under recent heat, a federal judge had put a temporary block on Obama’s say in the matter meant to provide and expansion of Bathroom access for transgender students. Many believe the policy infringed upon student policy and states’ rights. Alabama Attorney General Luther stated the judge's decision to temporarily block the Obama Admin. The policy was a “victory for parents and children all across Alabama.” Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a statement on January 9th, 2017, “This president is attempting to rewrite the laws enacted by the elected representatives of the people, and is threatening to take away federal funding from schools to force them to conform. That cannot be allowed to continue, which is why we took action to protect states and school districts who are charged under state law to establish a safe and disciplined environment conducive to student
Advances to set the bathroom bill as a standard in some schools have been debated as a civil rights issue as well as a means of protecting women and children. While ‘Religious Freedom’ laws give the right to public business owners and officials to refuse service to those who they believe ‘violate their religious beliefs.’ The Obama administration is trying to make schools allow their transgender students to use the school facilities based off of the gender they identify as. Under recent heat, a federal judge had put a temporary block on Obama’s say in the matter meant to provide and expansion of Bathroom access for transgender students. Many believe the policy infringed upon student policy and states’ rights. Alabama Attorney General Luther stated the judge's decision to temporarily block the Obama Admin. The policy was a “victory for parents and children all across Alabama.” Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a statement on January 9th, 2017, “This president is attempting to rewrite the laws enacted by the elected representatives of the people, and is threatening to take away federal funding from schools to force them to conform. That cannot be allowed to continue, which is why we took action to protect states and school districts who are charged under state law to establish a safe and disciplined environment conducive to student