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The States: Where We Wish Texas Would Secede Already

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MN’s PRO Act, the reproductive rights bill, has now passed both houses of the state legislature. Gov. Waltz is expected to sign it. The senate vote was 34-33, right along party lines.
 
St. Clown said:
MN’s PRO Act, the reproductive rights bill, has now passed both houses of the state legislature. Gov. Waltz is expected to sign it. The senate vote was 34-33, right along party lines.
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We need a federal Constitutional amendment, but anything in the meantime helps.
 
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States with Their Human Names
 
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Kep, you $exy beast.

Christ, we could type f**k on here for a year, but you now can't write ess eee xxx yyy
 
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-12 this morning and you still couldn’t pay me to live in the cesspool called Florida

https://twitter.com/noliewithbtc/status/1620074605200441345?s=46&t=gmiUFDr0h00-TAxeqnKrKw
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On the bright side, Florida's freedom humpers are also reconsidering whether to require female scholastic athletes to report on their menstruation.

https://joycevance.substack.com/p/the-week-ahead-6fc?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

Florida watch: From the sublime to the serious—in late January, the Florida High School Athletics Association’s sports medicine advisory committee renewed its previous consideration of a recommendation that, if adopted as a mandatory measure, would require student athletes to submit shockingly intrusive and personal information about their menstrual periods to school officials. This is far from an innocent inquiry, in light of efforts in Florida, as in other red states, to make abortion inaccessible.

Despite earlier reports that the questions had been made mandatory, that hasn’t happened yet. There is likely to be more discussion of the matter this week, although a formal vote isn’t expected until the committee meets in late February. Florida’s female student athletes have been asked to answer a number of questions about their periods for almost two decades, but until now, a response was optional and a doctor’s sign-off on the forms themselves, without any disclosure to officials at the girl’s school, was all that was required to be approved to play.
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Freedom!
 
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