Bill's several states are introducing legislation apparently in response to the rise in transgender

activism.

For example, Nebraska Senator Kathleen Calp introduced LB574, which would ban gender altering

drugs and surgeries for those under 19 years of age.

LB575 would limit school sports and bathrooms by a person's biological sex at birth.

A Texas bill would prevent administering or supplying a puberty suppression prescription

drug or cross sex hormone to a child for the purpose of gender transitioning or gender

reassignments and there's yet another one.

It's happening in states all over Bill, but Oklahoma, a bill that would prevent health care

professionals from providing this kind of medical procedures would ban that on anyone under

the age of 26 and a lot of people who are upset about that and showed up at the state

capital.

This is Senate Bill 129.

Doctors could be stripped of their medical licenses if they perform gender reassignment surgeries

or prescribe puberty blockers or a cross sex hormone therapies at someone age 25 or younger.

Lawmakers are urging that performing these procedures on minors would drastically alter

the lives and bodies of persons too young to make such decision and that seems to be the

main issue Bill.

Many people are terribly regretful for having undergone these sex changing procedures when

they were too young to make such a drastic decision and they blame activists for pushing

it on them.

Yes, now there are two separate issues here, Kevin, and let's get one of them out of the

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