Read here my parsing of ambiguous bathroom provisions in North Carolina's HB-2 and the immediate need to repeal the flawed statute in light of further imminent threatened boycotts of the state.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Parsing Babble in North Carolina's HB-2 and Calling Out the Need for Immediate Repeal
Read here my parsing of ambiguous bathroom provisions in North Carolina's HB-2 and the immediate need to repeal the flawed statute in light of further imminent threatened boycotts of the state.
Labels:
Child Labor,
Corruption,
Discrimination,
Ethics,
Gender,
HB 2,
Interpretation,
Intolerance,
Law,
LGBT,
Meaning,
Minimum Wage,
North Carolina,
Pat McCrory,
Poltical Corruption,
Republican Party,
Workers Rights
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