Pat McCrory signed, the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act.
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Ferguson decision in 1896, upholding segregation laws in public facilities.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $108.63 million of revenue refinancing bonds.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $91.1 million of lease revenue bonds.
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Delivery and her epidurals at the public facilities were free.
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Omaha Public Facilities Corporation, $95.8 million of taxable revenue bonds.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $412 million of revenue refinancing bonds.
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The city operates cooling centers in public facilities on hot days.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $66 million of hospital revenue refinancing bonds.
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What's the communal, shared benefit of having public facilities like these?
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $265.4 million of revenue and refinancing bonds.
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San Diego Public Facilities Financing Authority, $401.5 million sewer revenue refinancing bonds.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $150 million of Ochsner Clinic Foundation revenue bonds.
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San Diego Public Facilities Financing Authority, $568 million of water revenue bonds.
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This assessment encompasses our water and environment, transportation, energy, and public facilities.
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More than 1,100 people are taking shelter in public facilities in Iwaizumi.
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Frederick County, Md., $76.8 million of general obligation public facilities refinancing bonds.
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" The legislation also says people cannot reject "radio, television and other public facilities.
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Separately, Warren would crack down on private contractors who work in public facilities.
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Meanwhile, the ship's crew has been disinfecting public facilities as much as possible.
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McCrory signed the bill, called the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, on Wednesday.
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The city is opening about 500 air-conditioned "cooling centers" in public facilities.
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San Diego Public Facilities Financing Authority, $105.2 million of lease revenue refinancing bonds.
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WUHAN AIRPORT EYES REOPENING Meanwhile, public facilities are slowly getting back to normal.
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County of Monterey Certificates, $79.4 million of 2017 participation public facilities refinancing bonds.
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Widodo called for calm in Papua and urged people not to damage public facilities.
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Temporary arenas will be taken apart and reassembled as public facilities in underprivileged areas.
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It called the report imbalanced and challenged its comparison of private and public facilities.
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It makes decisions as to what drugs and devices are covered in public facilities.
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And some of the numbers could be misleading; for example, maybe inmates were just more willing to report sexual misconduct in public facilities, which suggests that public facilities could be better at handling sexual misconduct even if they have more reports of it.
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And some of the numbers could be misleading; for example, maybe inmates were more willing to report sexual misconduct in public facilities, which suggests that public facilities could be better at handling sexual misconduct even if they have more reports of it.
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And some of the numbers could be misleading — for example, maybe inmates were more willing to report sexual misconduct in public facilities, which suggests that public facilities could be better at handling sexual misconduct even if they have more reports of it.
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Incidents happened at both public facilities and those operated in partnership with companies like MTC.
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Many of the town's public facilities such as hospitals and elementary schools have shut down.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $92.2 million of Tulane University taxable revenue and taxable refinancing bonds.
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"Several public facilities and properties were damaged by rioters," national police spokesman Dedi Prasetyo said.
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The government plans to use public facilities, such as training centers, to house the returnees.
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Some families have found a place to live in public facilities like schools or mosques.
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About 850 people took shelter at community centers, school gymnasiums and other public facilities in Osaka.
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Efforts to make sanitary products available free in public facilities are underway in Wisconsin and Ohio.
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That will require that we start closing down places of mass gathering -- churches, schools, public facilities.
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"The Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act is still in effect," said General Counsel Bob Stephens.
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More than 100 public facilities were damaged and 500,000 trees were destroyed, while two casinos remain shuttered.
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The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities said it was notified about the incident shortly afterward.
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Several leisure and public facilities have planned to close during the afternoon when the protests are expected.
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Laws determining access to gender-segregated public facilities are also a contentious topic in the United States.
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Having a modern toilet means that Adam's elderly parents don't have to struggle to reach public facilities.
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With the "yes" vote, people can use bathrooms and other public facilities consistent with their gender identity.
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Still, he provides a list of nearby cafes, bars and public facilities where guests may use restrooms.
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In this highly segregated society they were barred from social organizations, public facilities and white public schools.
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Police have arrested 41 people in several Papuan cities for damaging public facilities and looting, Wiranto said.
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Growth in spending on highways, rail and public facilities has fallen to a record low this year.
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Shopping malls and several public facilities closed early on Thursday to avoid becoming targets of planned protests.
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Jackson, Mississippi, had simply shut down public facilities rather than require black and white families to swim together.
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New roads, schools, community centers and other public facilities began sprouting up, funded largely by oil tax revenue.
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Bowers said some people likely will continue using public facilities consistent with their gender identity despite the law.
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H.B. 2628, officially called the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, was enacted in North Carolina in March.
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What it will pay for: Small businesses, housing elevation, agriculture, housing repairs, public facilities, and health care facilities.
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Ferguson decision, which on May 18, 1896, established a "separate but equal" doctrine for blacks in public facilities.
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" Indeed, the law McCrory helped push through the legislature is called the "Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act.
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The shortfalls, forcing hospitals, schools and other public facilities to go without supplies, have led to violent protests.
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Local health officials were taking steps to clean public facilities but are not restricting public gatherings, they said.
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North Augusta, S.C., Public Facilities Corporation, $285.23 million of City of North Augusta Project installment purchase revenue bonds.
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There are often exceptions to open-carry laws in schools, public facilities or places where alcohol is served.
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The resulting series, called "Sleepers," highlights how, come nightfall, public facilities assume other identities, often transforming into makeshift beds.
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Because my grandmother was a maid who slept in a bed with white children but couldn't use public facilities.
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Since 2011, Jordan's fuel, power and water use have, unsurprisingly sharply risen, and public facilities are consequently costing more.
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Federal law intended to prevent commercialization of public facilities impedes installation of EV charging infrastructure at highway rest stops.
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In 2017 lawmakers considered a so-called "bathroom bill" that would have regulated transgender people's use of public facilities.
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But this was the first major city in the South to desegregate public facilities, lunch counters and movie theaters.
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Widodo told reporters the government would not forbid student demonstrations and called on protesters to avoid damaging public facilities.
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They advise the government on local issues like the provision of public facilities and services — garbage collection, traffic congestion.
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Responses to the 2020 census also inform other aspects of life including congressional representation, public facilities and infrastructure plans.
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To others, the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act represents a bold defense of privacy rights that has inspired similar measures.
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But the truth is that Britain has lost more than 40 percent of its public facilities in the past decade.
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HB2 — known officially as the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act — dictates which bathrooms transgender people are permitted to use.
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Over 1,100 people were evacuated from their homes and are taking shelter in public facilities across Iwaizumi, the statement says.
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Summers has emerged as a leading advocate of major government infrastructure investments — in roads, bridges, airports and other public facilities.
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The protests blocked multiple roads in key commercial and shopping districts and shuttered public facilities across the Asian financial hub.
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The consent decree says that under current state law, transgender people are not prevented from using their preferred public facilities.
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But the gains made in military hospitals were not transferred to public facilities, which still struggle with drug-resistant infections.
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Recently, North Carolina has received harsh criticism for their recent "Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act," which was signed last month.
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The law, however, focuses on ensuring access to public facilities and preventing harassment based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Today, these one-person stalls are a rising trend across the country, especially at airports and other large public facilities.
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Mr. Cotton had not visited any of the Port Authority's airports or other public facilities in the last few days.
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It also required transgender people to use bathrooms in government and public facilities that aligned with their sex at birth.
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Pat McCrory quietly put pen to paper on March 23 on House Bill 2, or the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act.
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Public facilities and schools in New Orleans were closed Tuesday, but Landrieu said schools will reopen on Wednesday in the city.
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The claim that H.B. 2 is a safety measure echoes the justification in the Jim Crow South for segregated public facilities.
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" Team USA Track tells us ... "Athletes face challenges as they train all over the country in both private and public facilities.
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Earlier in the day, Ireland announced it would close schools, colleges and other public facilities as the coronavirus continues to spread.
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Medicare covers the patients, but the clinics — unlike other public facilities — are not fully funded by the states and federal government.
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You can't take the loan, in other words, and go to a white neighborhood or a place with better public facilities.
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They continued until the 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawed segregation at lunch counters and other public facilities such as movie theaters.
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Improvements made for the Olympics, including the construction of multiple world class athletic stadiums, were supposed to be converted into public facilities.
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You don't own or rent a decent place to lay your head, there are no sustainable jobs and public facilities are neglected.
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Pat McCrory (R) defended the state's "bathroom law," which requires people use the public facilities that correspond with their sex at birth.
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In fact, rates of assaults on prisoners are often double what they are in public facilities, according to one Sentencing Project report.
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That law required transgender people to use restrooms in public facilities that corresponded with the sex listed on their birth certificates. Gov.
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The decision in this case will be equally important in guiding the various approaches to the privatization of public facilities and services.
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There are plenty of terrible stories from public facilities, such as Pelican Bay in California and Rikers Island in New York City.
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In 2016 North Carolina's Republican-dominated state legislature passed the "Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act", one of several "bathroom bills" debated nationwide.
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The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week: Minnesota Public Facilities Authority, $2107.6 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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The ruling said the migrants had to go but set no timetable and protected the camp's schools, theater, library and other public facilities.
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Bradley went on to rule in 1883 that the Civil Rights Act of 1875, which outlawed racial discrimination in public facilities, was unconstitutional.
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Chinese manufacturers hope that swanky new public facilities will boost the market for smart toilets, in which they compete fiercely with the Japanese.
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Regulators have long grappled with how to prevent drones from flying near sensitive government installations or public facilities like prisons or power plants.
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By contrast, there was little discussion before the public-facilities bill was swiftly signed into law by Governor Pat McCrory on March 23rd.
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Both trace to the shortcomings of deinstitutionalization, the national movement that aimed to close large public facilities and provide care through community settings.
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Their popularity caused a backlash against the use of public facilities and funds to send kids to study abroad after they finished school.
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The urinals were exceptionally clean, and the stalls were stocked with what is often a rare commodity in China's public facilities: toilet paper.
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Thousands of people are staying in tents and temporary shelters like mosques or schools, with dozens sleeping on the floor and using public facilities.
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African Americans were purposefully deprived of opportunity, the ability to exercise their rights, equal access to education, health care, public facilities and other programs.
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Most stores have yet to improve access for the infirm with, say, handrails (public facilities have brought in features such as slow escalator speeds).
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In Britain, since 2010 councils have given up the maintenance of 13% of public facilities, and as many as a third have closed entirely.
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They and their caregivers (especially of the opposite sex) would be freed from the critical comments they might encounter when using gendered public facilities.
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We recommend that your infrastructure package include incentives for states and localities to build intelligent – and secure – roads, bridges, buildings, and other public facilities.
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We should make sure our public facilities – think airports, water treatment centers, military facilities and other public buildings – are built to use less energy.
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But the bill they drafted, the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act — better known as House Bill 236 — went much further than regulating bathrooms.
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More labs are set to open this year, but even then, 20 out of 34 provinces will still have no access to public facilities.
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Arkansas Arkansas' Issue 6 would legalize medical marijuana for 17 qualifying conditions, create a Medical Marijuana commission and allocate tax revenue to public facilities.
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"He was really helpful to us in getting it open, in getting public facilities, being supportive of it even through opposition," Mr. Levin said.
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The day of the call, the Senate passed a compromise bill prohibiting discrimination in the workplace, at public facilities and polling places, and elsewhere.
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The empty schools, theaters, sports venues, libraries and other public facilities across the country raise a big question: How far can the government go?
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The facts: Anti-discrimination protections covering gender identity have been around for years, and there is no evidence they lead to attacks in public facilities.
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While the Hong Kong government accused protesters of "setting fires (and) damaging nearby public facilities," CNN reporters throughout the protests saw no evidence of this.
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It also will allow FEMA to provide funds to help with debris removal as well as repair work to bridges, roads and other public facilities.
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"We have more quakes than any other state in the Union," says Shannon McCarthy, a spokesperson with the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities.
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These public facilities can replenish the firm's larger batteries to 1003%—charged in 40 minutes (for technical reasons, fast chargers cannot top up batteries completely).
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The Birmingham Campaign In 1963, civil rights organizations launched a campaign to desegregate public facilities in Birmingham, Alabama, by targeting the city's downtown shopping district.
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These laws make New York City the first in the nation to provide free period products to women in public facilities, The Washington Post reports.
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Thousands of people are staying in tents and temporary shelters like mosques or schools, with dozens sleeping on the floor or in crowded public facilities.
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The protestors may have been protesting the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, signed into law last month, otherwise known as the "bathroom bill," Cameron said.
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Texas is also among the least inclusive states in the nation; it is one of only five states with no anti-discrimination laws for public facilities.
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It would require people to use restrooms in public facilities that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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Near-term priorities for the money include restoring Puerto Rico's ailing electrical system, which was devastated by Hurricane Maria, improving emergency preparedness, and repairing public facilities.
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Baby-changing tables in men's rooms Speaking of restrooms, fathers will no longer struggle to find a place in public facilities to change their babies' diapers.
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White Atlantans staged bitter protests during that time in an attempt to avoid sharing space with blacks at public facilities like golf courses, parks and pools.
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Government spending on the construction of public facilities in Chinese cities last year totalled 1.74 trillion yuan, dwarfing the 19903 billion yuan spent in rural areas.
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BuzzFeed reports that houses of worship, schools and other public facilities are closed and large gatherings are banned in a bid to prevent further community spread.
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As in other areas, the order shuts down public facilities such as restaurants, gyms and other retail shops, unless deemed as "essential businesses" by local authorities.
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In major hubs like Hong Kong and Singapore, shops are shuttered, public facilities are closed, and there are few people wandering the usually-bustling financial districts.
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We saw culture wars deeply divide the electorate over gay marriage, gender-specific public facilities and even the meaning of the national flag and confederate monuments.
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The Plessy court had held that providing "separate but equal" public facilities for African-Americans was consistent with the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.
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When trans students are told that they cannot use public facilities, it doesn't only block them from the toilet — it also blocks them from public life.
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Chinese officials have worked for years to curb the excessive use of toilet paper in public facilities, in places like Qingdao, a coastal city, and Shanghai.
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It also allows individuals with concealed-carry permits and additional training to carry firearms into almost all public facilities, including college campuses, the state Capitol and stores.
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Local authorities say the measure, enforced by businesses and municipalities, allows families and women who live in crowded and male-dominated cities space to enjoy public facilities.
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If you are a minority, gay or over 40 in Alabama, don't expect any protection from the state when it comes to equal access to public facilities.
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"After the emergency period is over, the government will undertake rehabilitation, reconstruction, repairs to residential areas and public facilities," the cabinet secretariat website quoted Widodo as saying.
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Bailey also added that rural airports as well as public facilities, DOT, and wildlife biologists have been working "to develop and implement plans to manage wildlife hazards."
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This can be achieved by allowing banks to count loans to community development financial institutions (CDFIs) for public facilities and infrastructure improvements as meeting their liquidity requirements.
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But if the shutdown extends to Monday, all of its public facilities, including the popular web cameras that broadcast animals at the zoo, would have to close.
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Many public facilities ruined by the storm were originally built with federal tax money — and, in fact, had already been rebuilt with federal money after earlier disasters.
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Most Americans know the N.A.A.C.P. as a storied civil rights organization that has fought for equal access to public facilities, fairness in housing and equality in education.
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BNPB data showed numerous buildings and public facilities were damaged, including government and university buildings, while some fracturing was seen on a major bridge in Ambon city.
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He also told Taliban fighters not to harm Muslims or public facilities including hospitals, schools, bridges and public utilities and not to oppress areas under their control.
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He also told Taliban fighters not to harm Muslims or public facilities including hospitals, schools, bridges, and public utilities and not to oppress areas under their control.
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The bill would prohibit discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity in a variety of areas, including education, federal funding, employment, housing and other public facilities.
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Authorities urged people to take precautions such as staying hydrated, watching out for the young and elderly and taking advantage of cooling centers established in various public facilities.
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When he took power in 2012, President Xi Jinping vowed to crack down on corruption, which had been blamed for poor building standards and low quality public facilities.
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The municipality is throwing in a music conservatory, a hip-hop center, a library, rehearsal spaces and other public facilities to mitigate doubts about La Canopée's commercial vocation.
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Her cousin, a surgeon named William Gilchrist Anderson, lived in Albany, Ga., where he led a large coalition of activists in the early 1960s to desegregate public facilities.
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But the government-mandated closures of schools and some public facilities, along with official encouragement that people stay indoors, will likely mean an uncertain future for many businesses.
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Ferguson — a seminal decision of 21970 that has long been considered one of the court's least felicitous — the doctrine enfranchised the separation of the races in public facilities.
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Since the 1990s, Japan has introduced policies to boost its birth rate, such as enhancing child care services and improving housing and public facilities for families with children.
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In the face of a nationwide business backlash, the Tar Heel State this year repealed its so-called bathroom bill, which restricted transgender people's use of public facilities.
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In November 2013, the SEC charged a public facilities district in Washington with lying about the financial projections associated with an events center it was hoping to fund.
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Along the coast, thousands of people are staying in tents and temporary shelters like mosques or schools, with dozens sleeping on the floor or in crowded public facilities.
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House Bill 2 (the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act) was passed on the heels of a Charlotte city ordinance allowing transgender people to use the bathrooms of their choice.
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The community development program provides funding not just to affordable housing but for public facilities improvements like parks, health-care and child-care facilities, neighborhood rehabilitation and disaster relief.
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Other bills under consideration, such as in Alabama or Missouri, seek broader restroom restrictions in public facilities for trans residents, which, if passed, may be interpreted to include schools.
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The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities says it's harder to pave roads at this time of year because of the cold temperatures, but they can do it.
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And an increasing number of employers, restaurant owners and public facilities throughout the country have voluntarily banned cigarettes after a 2002 bill that encouraged a reduction in passive smoke.
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Mr. Calvert said he did not anticipate cutting the E.P.A.'s popular state grant programs, which fund projects like converting abandoned brownfields into sports stadiums and other public facilities.
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That period, known as the Jim Crow era, saw the establishment of American apartheid: segregated public facilities, race riots and white racists murdering blacks and their white allies with impunity.
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It's apparently not uncommon for some people in China to use public facilities as a way to stock up on free supplies like hand soap, paper towels, and toilet paper.
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The expansion of international programmes within regular Chinese schools also spurred a popular backlash against the use of public facilities and funds to teach pupils who plan to leave China.
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Nickson Bukachi of the Energy Regulatory Commission's renewable energy department said increased procurement of solar systems for public facilities such as schools and hospitals was also helping drive the industry.
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" The bills would require public facilities, including schools, to designate restrooms for use "by a specific gender to solely be used by individuals whose anatomical sex matches such gender designation.
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The company said its environmental and social recovery efforts are expected to run to March 2020 and will include maintenance in affected areas, renovation of public facilities and environmental recovery.
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But more famously, the law made it illegal to use bathrooms and changing facilities in schools and other public facilities that didn't correspond with the sex on one's birth certificate.
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In a memo obtained by Reuters, the NYSE's Chief Operating Officer Michael Blaugrund noted the exchange had limited visitors and closed some public-facilities within its 11 Wall Street structure.
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Now, core government relief programs are being cut and public facilities eliminated, adding pressure to public services like police and fire departments, just as they, too, grapple with diminished funding.
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Alongside the through-line of gross mismanagement of public facilities is that of the father's ongoing failure to meet his lighthouse goal: to write an epic novel of the sea.
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They said later that 3,852 migrants had been relocated, many of them to sports halls or other public facilities before being transferred to holding centers pending screening of their asylum requests.
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During her speech, she talked about North Carolina's passage of the controversial Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, also known as HB250, and the "dramatic effects" it has on the state economy.
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China's mission to the U.N. in Geneva called out the protesters' destruction of public facilities, blocking of public transportation, and use of lethal weapons, "showing a tendency of resorting to terrorism".
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If it weren't for the Civil Rights Act, it would be legal to not only bar us from whites-only education, but also from whites-only housing, employment and public facilities.
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The sweeping $1.9 billion program aims to build new potties and upgrade existing public facilities from smelly, disgusting places where most people don't flush to palaces with ATMs, TVs, and sofas.
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Inexplicably, lawmakers slipped a provision in the deceptively titled "Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act" that prohibits cities from setting a minimum wage higher than the state's, which is $7.25 per hour.
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The Thai government on Friday ordered the closing down of more public facilities and businesses to curb the spread of coronavirus, and has extended existing closures until the end of April.
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The beach, he had argued, is not as popular as it used to be, and charging for parking no longer covers the cost of an attendant and maintenance of public facilities.
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Unconscious gender bias Since the 1990s, Japan has introduced policies to boost its birth rate, such as enhancing child care services and improving housing and public facilities for families with children.
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No similar research bears out the theory that opening bathrooms to transgender people spurs sexual predators to put on lipstick and a dress to target women and young girls in public facilities.
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The so-called bathroom law has drawn major criticism from business, and North Carolina is also one of only five states with no discrimination protections for non-disabled people using public facilities.
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Last March, North Carolina came under fire worldwide for passing HB2 – a law that "regulates" access to public facilities and prevents transgender people from using the bathroom that suits their gender identity.
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According to the Bridge Rail Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to stopping suicide at public facilities, since the bridge's opening in 1937, there have been more than 1,700 confirmed suicides and 300 unconfirmed.
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FEMA runs individual and public assistance programs, which provide funding (after a fair bit of paperwork) for people to rebuild their homes and for cities and towns to rebuild damaged public facilities.
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China has repeatedly defended the work, saying it has every right to build on what it considers inherent Chinese territory and that it is building public facilities, like weather stations and typhoon harbors.
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" In a letter to President Donald Trump, Brown said "preliminary assessments indicate the most severe impacts were to public infrastructure, including roads and bridges, flood and water control structures, and other public facilities.
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Fujifilm suggests a couple of different places where a camera with the zoom capabilities of the SX800 might be useful, including international borders, forest areas, or public facilities like airports, harbors, or highways.
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Bills introduced in states across the country similar to SB 210, such as North Carolina's Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, otherwise known as the bathroom bill, can be detrimental to a state's economy.
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If such legislation passed, it could encourage owners of public facilities to harass people who are transgender or appear to be transgender for physical or genetic proof of sex before entering a bathroom.
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New Jersey Transit, which operates its own vast commuter rail and bus network, is also strengthening its cleaning regimen, using bleach or other anti-viral cleaning supplies to disinfect equipment and public facilities.
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Most architects are men, most plumbers are men, and early public facilities were tailored to the white men — and then later, white women — who were engaging in public life enough to use them.
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"Visitors' reactions to the bathrooms can be best described as awe and serendipity, mainly because they encounter an experience not typically found in public facilities," said Dan Biederman, Executive Director, Bryant Park Corporation.
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He says such cases, and his frequent public appearances to inspect development projects and public facilities such as schools and hospitals - rare for a sitting chief justice - are aimed at protecting the poor.
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The complaint says that this is not only in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act, which prohibits discriminating against people with disabilities in public facilities, but also violates state and local statutes.
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A $21 million contract was also awarded by Alaska's Department of Transportation and Public Facilities to reconstruct 25 miles of highway, which have been hampered in recent years by climate change-related flooding.
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The state last month became the first to require transgender people to use restrooms and locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that match their sex at birth rather than their gender identity.
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North Carolina last month became the first to require transgender people to use restrooms and locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that match their sex at birth rather than their gender identity.
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North Carolina The state of North Carolina started the national debate last year, when the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, also known as HB 2, was signed into law by former Governor Pat McCrory.
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To protest the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act — which, it's worth noting, the U.S. Justice Department has deemed unlawful — Boss Key inserted a little nod to the game's more evolved society: gender-neutral bathrooms.
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The biggest battle to date was in North Carolina, which passed and then repealed a bill that required people to use the bathroom in public facilities that matched the gender on their birth certificate.
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The original draft of the 2016 GOP platform, obtained by CNN, included a passage about Title IX that chastises the White House for federal guidance instructing public facilities like schools to accommodate transgender individuals.
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The narrative that grew up around H.B. 2 — officially, the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act — turned town against country by persuading both that one's idea of common sense is the other's worst nightmare.
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If a state of emergency is declared, governors in hard-hit regions would have to take steps such as asking people to stay home, closing schools and other public facilities and cancelling large events.
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As the host country, Singapore will be in charge of ensuring security on roads and in other public facilities, but the United States and North Korea will oversee the safety of their own leaders.
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At least 20 people have been detained by security forces over protests against a rise in metro fares, and they are being investigated on charges that include disturbing the peace and obstructing public facilities.
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Transgender people care about their ability to access public facilities, gay people care about whether they can adopt children and evangelical Christians care about their ability to live out their faith in the workplace.
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But McCrory said his order maintained the "common sense" provision barring transgender people from using bathrooms or locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that do not match the sex on their birth certificate.
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Explained: As of March 643, 19 states, the District of Columbia and more than 200 municipalities have anti-discrimination laws and ordinances allowing transgender people to use public facilities that correspond to their gender identity.
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By the same token, it was also the first Southern city to, in 1960, within three months of the first sit-in protests organized at lunch counters and stores, begin to desegregate its public facilities.
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As with other successful local referendums, it helped that the initiative came with concrete details about where the extra cash would go: on public transport, the police, and investments in museums and other public facilities.
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In that case, the SEC fined the Greater Wenatchee Regional Events Center Public Facilities District $20,000 for misleading investors about prospects for an ice rink for which it sold $41.8 million of bonds in 2008.
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"San Antonio is a city full of compassion, and we do not have room in our public facilities for a business with a legacy of anti-LGBTQ behavior," Councilman Roberto Treviño wrote at the time.
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Fortunately, no one at my location has been harmed in the years I've been there, but as the months pass since we became nationwide public facilities, the bathroom conditions have been getting worse and worse.
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The law also stops local governments from passing their own non-discrimination laws that would expand rights for LGBT people or allow them to use bathrooms and other public facilities that correspond to their gender preference.
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The Republican-led legislature quickly drafted and passed a law, the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, requiring people in schools and government buildings to use the bathroom matching the sex recorded on their birth certificate.
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China's mission to the U.N. in Geneva said in a statement that Hong Kong protesters had smashed public facilities, paralyzed the airport, blocked public transport and used lethal weapons, "showing a tendency of resorting to terrorism".
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"San Antonio is a city full of compassion, and we do not have room in our public facilities for a business with a legacy of anti-LGBTQ behavior," Councilman Roberto Treviño said in a written statement.
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The National Guard was called in primarily to assist this small city of about 80,000, five miles north of New York City's border, with tasks like delivering food, and cleaning and sanitizing public facilities and buildings.
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Article of the Day Article: Trump Rescinds Rules on Bathrooms for Transgender Students Before Reading What matters most to you when you are using a shared bathroom, either at home, in school or in public facilities?
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Japan also aims to pass legislation that would allow local governments to control the usage of public facilities as another measure to prevent the spread of the virus during the ongoing parliament session, the report said.
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"San Antonio is a city full of compassion, and we do not have room in our public facilities for a business with a legacy of anti-LGBTQ behavior," San Antonio Councilman Robert Treviño said in a statement.
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Back in November 2013, the SEC charged Washington state's Greater Wenatchee Regional Events Center Public Facilities District with misleading investors in a bond offering that financed the construction of a regional events center and ice hockey arena.
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The improved flow of funds is important for Germany, where heavily indebted towns and municipalities historically manage a large chunk of public spending and many citizens are annoyed by run-down local infrastructure and closed public facilities.
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As America embarks on a debate over how best to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, there is agreement, sadly, only on the urgent need to fix our bridges, rails, water pipes, drainage systems, public facilities and transportation hubs.
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The declines in harmful pollutants came in direct correlation with the Hong Kong government's introduction of measures including working from home procedures, the closure of some public facilities, and a partial closure of the border with China.
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The scene to the north, in Kowloon, "descended into chaos as rioters hijacked public order events and resorted to destructive acts like building barricades on roads, setting fires and vandalising public facilities," according to a police account.
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Commercial and residential infrastructure is collectively the fourth-largest source of emissions, and more stringent building codes could ensure that all new infrastructure — including housing, businesses, and public facilities — is designed to be both green and resilient.
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The scene to the north, in Kowloon, "descended into chaos as rioters hijacked public order events and resorted to destructive acts like building barricades on roads, setting fires and vandalizing public facilities," according to a police account.
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According to a 1989 article in The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Mr. Puzder helped draft a Missouri law banning most abortions at public facilities and requiring doctors to test the viability of fetuses starting at 20 weeks.
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Key finding: Those who support policies opposing transgender people from using public facilities like restrooms, locker rooms or changing rooms that coincide with their gender identity argue that, without them, others may be more susceptible to predatory attacks.
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The Japanese market is profitable, but their loos are already ubiquitous there (including in public facilities, from Tokyo's metro system to remote hiking trails); the majority of domestic sales come from the renovation of private homes and hotels.
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Employers in the New Orleans area that were trying to get up and running had to find housing for their employees, but the families had to stay away because the schools and other public facilities were shut down.
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The Canadian government was paid $1.5 billion for the public facilities and equipment taken by NavCanada; after the transition, audits found that NavCanada had undervalued these assets, and Canadian taxpayers lost at least $1 billion on the deal.
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The trouble had started in March, a few weeks after Charlotte's City Council revised its existing nondiscrimination ordinance to ensure businesses and public facilities such as hotels, restaurants and taxis couldn't discriminate against gay, lesbian or transgender customers.
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Now, after weathering a few disappointments, the museum has relocated to a new storefront on West 123th Street, in a move that signals not only an improvement to its public facilities but also a renewal of its mission.
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North Carolina last month became the first state to require transgender people to use restrooms and locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that correspond with their birth gender instead of the gender with which they identify.
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Photo via Facebook Ringo Starr is the latest artist to speak out against North Carolina's controversial "Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act," canceling a forthcoming All Starr Tour show slated for the Koka Booth Amphitheatre in Cary on June 18.
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Last month, North Carolina became the first state to enact a measure requiring people to use bathrooms or locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that match the gender on their birth certificate rather than their gender identity.
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The new policies require that transgender people be allowed to use public facilities that correspond to their gender identity, and call upon the AMA to work with the Food and Drug Administration to establish a gender-neutral patient category.
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"San Antonio is a city full of compassion, and we don't have room in our public facilities for a business with a legacy of anti-LGBTQ behavior," Councilman Roberto C. Treviño told the San Antonio Current at the time.
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Hateful laws like North Carolina's HB2, which mandates the use of public facilities as per the "biological sex" listed on one's birth certificate, reinforce the myth that transgender people are deceptive, and that this deception justifies rage if discovered.
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In the 1920s and 1930s, pool construction accelerated as cities built lavish public facilities, Jeff Wiltse, a University of Montana history professor and author of "Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America," said in an interview.
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" Referencing North Carolina's Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, which many have decried as anti-LGBT, Colbert's emcee made a few crackt about the Southern state choosing seating next to the bathrooms "so they can check everyone's genitalia before they … you know.
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Already, backlash against House Bill 2, the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, has caused huge economic losses for the state, such as businesses canceling plans to expand and the NBA moving its All-Star game from Charlotte to another city.
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Villagers in the south of Algeria often grumble that too much of the nation's energy wealth heads to the north and the capital Algiers, so Sonatrach has promised to build new public facilities, such as a cultural center, hospital and stadium.
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The move came after North Carolina last month became the first U.S. state to require transgender people to use restrooms and changing rooms in schools and other public facilities that match their sex at birth rather than their gender identity.
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In March, Moogfest spoke out against North Carolina's anti-LGBTQ House Bill 2, the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, popularly known as the "bathroom bill," which bans transgender people from using bathrooms not corresponding to their assigned-at-birth gender.
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North Carolina last month became the first state to enact a measure requiring transgender people to use restrooms and locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that correspond with their birth gender instead of the gender with which they identify.
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Xi also reportedly called for enhanced public facilities to be built to support development in domestic tourism, a move that plays into Beijing's years-long attempt to rebalance its economy from a manufacturing-led model to one driven by services.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued guidance saying that everyone should avoid crowds, which is in direct conflict with Election Day activities that draw hundreds into packed rooms and long lines at public facilities across the country.
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Advocates say the violence is inseparable from the social climate: that anti-transgender violence and anti-transgender laws — like so-called bathroom bills, which aim to police who may use gender-specific public facilities — are outgrowths of the same prejudice.
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Before the ordinance went into effect, the North Carolina state legislature convened a special session and passed the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, otherwise known has HB2, that voided the ordinance and preempted similar efforts by localities in the future.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said her department plans to remind schools that students and teachers have a constitutional right to pray in public schools, and that student-led religious organizations should get to access public facilities just like secular ones.
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The rise in next year's spending will mainly be due to the launch of new public facilities such as schools and hospitals, the ministry said, adding that the government would also focus on completing infrastructure for the 2022 soccer World Cup.
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Angry white Southerners and the Ku Klux Klan claimed that blacks had come too far; Jim Crow laws denied African-Americans access to specific jobs, public facilities, restaurants, transportation; and cynical politicians galvanized white support by publicly demonizing African-Americans.
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It plans to leverage data compiled from mobile phone users, including user location, and data on steering, braking and vehicle surroundings collected from Toyota cars to create a domestic platform to transport people and goods, along with mobile shops, restaurants and public facilities.
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So-called safety-net hospitals, which are either public facilities or private hospitals with relatively heavy Medicaid caseloads, had a median rating of 2.88 stars, which was slightly lower than the 3.09 stars that was the median rating for non-safety-net hospitals.
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Though 16 states have considered legislation that would restrict transgender use of public facilities this year — and at least 23 states considered similar "bathroom bills" from 2013 to 2016 — North Carolina remains the only state to have enacted this kind of legislation.
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North Carolina last week became the first state to enact a measure requiring people to use bathrooms or locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that match the gender on their birth certificate, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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So, Secretary Clinton's idea of a "public/private sector" initiative to build out the other elements of our infrastructure, including many aging public facilities and water pipelines, are not so far-fetched as they might have sounded a decade or two ago.
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Other titles of that statute — including Title II, which bars discrimination in public accommodations; Title III, which requires desegregation of public facilities; and Title IV, which empowers the Justice Department to pursue public school desegregation — cover race, color, religion and national origin.
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Known as House Bill 2, or H.B. 2, the so-called bathroom bill eliminated local anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and mandated that transgender people use bathrooms in public facilities that corresponded with their sex at birth.
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This week, North Carolina legislature passed into state law House Bill 2, which both mandates that all transgender people must use the public facilities of the sex listed on their birth certificates and authorizes the state to trump any local law protecting LGBTQ rights.
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Evaluations of universal pre-schooling in Quebec, where the government introduced highly subsidised early-childhood education for all in 1997, find that shifting children from private nurseries or lavish care at home into public facilities actually reduced children's scores on measures of social development.
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The proposed budget includes cuts to the Coast Guard, elimination of the Transportation Security Administration's teams of uniformed armed officers that sweep public facilities and shutdowns of several of the department's national labs, including one in New York City that helps detect nuclear radiation.
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Massachusetts on Tuesday became the first state where voters approved a law allowing transgender people to use public facilities that match their gender identity, rebuking an ugly opposition campaign that claimed cisgender men would abuse the law to harass women and portrayed transgender people as predators.
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The Seattle Mariners and the Washington State Major League Baseball Stadium Public Facilities District (PFD) have come to terms on a new 25-year lease for the team at Safeco Field, which includes a long-term plan to spend up to $385 million on capital improvements.
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A month later, lawmakers in the state legislature undercut Charlotte's protections (which had been set to take effect on April 1st) by rushing through the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, legislation that has sparked outrage within the Tar Heel state, around the country, and beyond.
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Most went up in the early 20th century after the Supreme Court ruling allowing "separate but equal" public facilities, an era of intense backlash to integration marked by Jim Crow policies of legalized discrimination and more than 4,000 lynchings of black people in the Deep South.
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Unlike the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, a law that silently but surely casts transgender people as deviants and potential child molesters, a rule against non-transgender men staying out of women's bathrooms implies no animus against men generally and provides no basis for a lawsuit.
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In 2016, he supported House Bill 2, a controversial state law that, in addition to removing anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, required transgender people in public facilities to use the bathroom that corresponded with the sex stated on their birth certificate.
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But older Chicagoans living in similarly poor, crime-ridden communities who had access to what Mr. Klinenberg calls a robust "social infrastructure" — a network of "sidewalks, stores, public facilities and community organizations that bring people into contact with friends and neighbors" — died at a markedly lower rate.
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North Carolina voided the Charlotte law with House Bill 19643, the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, which removed anti-discrimination clauses protecting the LGBT community and mandated that in government buildings people must use the bathroom or changing facility corresponding to the sex on their birth certificates.
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These lapses in security in just a few weeks, in the same period that marked the one year anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub attack in Orlando that killed 49 people, again showed the vulnerabilities of public facilities and of live entertainment venues as potential targets for mass-violence.
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"While Wells Fargo only does limited retail banking in Ohio, it does regularly seek state bond business so I have instructed my Administration to seek services from other banks instead, and I'll cast my votes against Wells Fargo on the Public Facilities Commission," Kasich said in a statement.
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To keep things moving at Neopasa Shimizu, where 25,000 people may stop on a busy weekend, there are 72 stalls in the ladies' room, compared with 14 stalls and 32 urinals in the men's — a ratio meant to combat the longer waits that women often encounter in public facilities.
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Such an arrangement would be possible in lots of places: Many of America's cities and towns have fiber backbones that connect schools and public facilities but aren't used to service residents, because the most expensive part of making a fiber network is the "last mile" connections to individual homes.
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In San Francisco, for instance, libraries and other public facilities have been repurposed as "emergency care facilities for children of parents on the front lines of the COVID-19 outbreak and low-income families," according to a press release from the office of San Francisco mayor London Breed.
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Mr. de Blasio's shelter plan was to come a day after the City Council released a report on a legislative package aimed at overhauling the city's Fair Share law, which is supposed to bring more parity to the way public facilities, including homeless shelters, are distributed throughout the city.
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The current circumstances in North Carolina—a tableau of states'-rights populism, an embattled minority seeking equality, a conflict over who is allowed to use public facilities, and a Southern governor committed to resisting federal executive authority—warrant a reversal of a familiar adage: everything new is old again.
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I've always thought that the many attempts to deny trans folks the dignity of using the proper public facilities had nothing to do with bathrooms and everything to do with the simple fact that conservatives just don't like the fact that there are transgender people in the first place.
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"But to the extent that you alter land-use policy in a way that influences access to housing and public facilities and amenities, then that may be discrimination" based on source of income and age, said Theresa, whose practice, Stoop Law, is located in one of the city's poorest communities.
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In separate interviews with CNN's Nick Valencia on Sunday, Stam and Cox shared their thoughts on a number of issues raised by the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, which puts in place a statewide policy that bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex.
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"By compelling transgender persons in North Carolina to deny their gender identity when using public facilities, H.B. 2 stigmatizes them and conveys a clear message — with the full force of State law — that they are second-class citizens whose gender identity is under-serving of solicitude or respect," the companies said.
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Although the arena missed out on hosting the 2017 NBA All-Star Game due to the NBA's opposition to North Carolina's Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, it has hosted some notable NCAA Tournament games, including the 16th-seeded UMBC Retrievers' historic upset of the No. 1 Virginia Cavaliers in 2018.
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Chris Christie, an outside adviser to Trump, penned an op-ed Monday that didn't criticize the president but did push him to act more aggressively by directing governors to close all schools and prohibit attendance at public facilities, including restaurants and bars, until at least May 11, among other suggestions.
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While congressional Republicans have long targeted the E.P.A.'s regulatory authority, they are also aware that about half the agency's annual budget is passed through to popular state-level programs, like converting abandoned industrial sites into sports stadiums and other public facilities, which lawmakers of both parties are loath to cut.
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" Cain noted that stands in favor of "using public money to pay for sexual transition or allowing transgender access to public facilities will certainly fire up the conservative, Republican base," but, he continued, "I would worry especially about the reaction in the black and Latino communities and among older moderate whites.
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For much of that time prior to the election, analysts maintained that removing even some federal facilities from private management would be easier said than done given the lack of public facilities run by both the Bureau of Prisons and ICE, and the lower risk to contracts with states and the U.S. Marshals.
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In China alone, the fund has poured 2.8 billion yuan ($420 million) into a portfolio of 7503 companies with the likes of a marketplace for green home appliances serving more than 300,000 households and an energy performance service provider that's completed 100-plus projects at public facilities like hospitals, hotels and supermarkets.
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"That's the initial, quickest payment to individual citizens for immediate needs, but the real cost is in long-term recovery dollars for infrastructure projects, like buildings, roads and other public facilities," which is not included in those figures, said Chris Currie, director of emergency management issues at the US Government Accountability Office.
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In South Carolina, a number of companies including PayPal Holdings and Deutsche Bank have canceled plans to add jobs in the state after it passed a law requiring people to use bathrooms or locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that match the gender on their birth certificate rather than their gender identity.
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Key parts of Michigan's plan include professional support from state health officials for children under 6 with high levels of lead in their blood, opening three additional child health centers in the city, and replacing drinking water faucets and fixtures in public facilities, including schools, daycare centers and elder care homes, Snyder's office said.
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The ruling also comes as some school districts and state governments around the country are grappling with the question of whether transgender people should be allowed to go to the public facilities that correspond with their gender identity, or whether, as many conservatives believe, such access would infringe on the privacy rights of others.
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In North Carolina, a number of companies including PayPal Holdings and Deutsche Bank have canceled plans to add jobs in the state after it passed a law requiring people to use bathrooms or locker rooms in schools and other public facilities that match the gender on their birth certificate rather than their gender identity.
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Not least, they said, were the company's ads featuring skimpily attired models, which Mr. Puzder has enthused about publicly, and his record as an anti-abortion activist in the 1980s, when his writing was the basis for part of a Missouri law banning the procedure at public facilities and extending legal rights to fetuses.
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With companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google developing massive campuses and headquarters in different cities around the country, they've been creating their own sort of pseudo-public services like the buses that shuttled people who lived in San Francisco to their respective tech companies while public facilities deteriorated and rents rose unchecked, displacing people outside the rapidly expanding tech industry.
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Related: Transgender People in Canada Are Getting New Human Rights Protections Next Week The US Supreme Court ruling last June that said the Constitution guarantees the right to same-sex marriage triggered a conservative backlash that has included hundreds of bills aimed at attacking marriage equality from new angles, curtailing protections around employment and public facilities, and further eroding LGBT rights.
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While the old law had curbed anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and required transgender people to use bathrooms in public facilities aligned with their sex at birth, the new law, passed and signed on Thursday, repealed that law but barred any local governments from regulating these issues until 2020 and left the question of public bathroom usage to the state Legislature.
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The general election will test whether the Democratic nominee is willing — in the face of Trump's inflammatory forays against transgender rights — to bear the potential costs of fighting for private health care coverage of gender transition surgery, including for those in the armed services, in prison, or on Medicaid; participation in women's athletic competition for transgender women; and nondiscriminatory access to public facilities, including bathrooms in schools, libraries and public spaces.
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