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Ohio's 'Protect All Students Act': Restricting Bathroom Access for Transgender Students

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Ohio's new law bans transgender students' access to bathrooms aligning with their gender identity in public and private schools. Despite opposition, the law endorses gender-specific bathroom usage based on birth-assigned gender.
The article discusses Ohio's "Protect All Students Act," a proposed bill that would restrict bathroom access for transgender students in public and charter schools. The legislation, introduced by Republican lawmakers, mandates that students use restrooms and locker rooms corresponding to their biological sex, rather than their gender identity. This move has sparked significant controversy, with supporters arguing it protects the privacy and safety of all students, while opponents, including the ACLU of Ohio, claim it discriminates against transgender students, potentially violating their rights and exacerbating mental health issues. The bill also includes provisions for single-use facilities but has raised concerns about the implications for transgender students' well-being and the potential for increased bullying and harassment.

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