Posted on Aug 2, 2023
Oklahoma Governor Signs Women’s Bill of Rights to Protect Girls from ‘out-of-Control Gender...
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) signed a “Women’s Bill of Rights” into law on Tuesday, an executive order that defines sex-based words like “female,” “woman,” and “mother” and protects women-only spaces. “We’re taking a stand against this out-of-control gender ideology that is eroding the very foundation of our society,” Stitt said during the bill signing.
The governor was flanked by former NCAA swimming champion Riley Gaines who has been championing biological women’s’ protections because of her experiences while competing. “Biological differences must be respected in the law to ensure female-only spaces have a future. It is sad that such basic truths must be spelled out to ensure equal protection…establishing common language by way of the Women’s Bill of Rights is a way of saying enough is enough: Oklahoman women deserve equal opportunity, privacy, and safety, and this order will help deliver it,” Gaines said
As of now, three states— Tennessee, Kansas and Oklahoma— have this type of law..
The governor was flanked by former NCAA swimming champion Riley Gaines who has been championing biological women’s’ protections because of her experiences while competing. “Biological differences must be respected in the law to ensure female-only spaces have a future. It is sad that such basic truths must be spelled out to ensure equal protection…establishing common language by way of the Women’s Bill of Rights is a way of saying enough is enough: Oklahoman women deserve equal opportunity, privacy, and safety, and this order will help deliver it,” Gaines said
As of now, three states— Tennessee, Kansas and Oklahoma— have this type of law..
Oklahoma Governor Signs Women’s Bill of Rights to Protect Girls from ‘out-of-Control Gender...
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Oklahoma has been a leader in squashing some of these utterly insane concepts. For example, OK passed a law that specifically permits drivers to escape violent rioters blocking the road. After the incident in Tulsa the legislature took action to protect the citizens’ freedom of movement—and there hasn’t been another traffic-blocking protest since.
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SPC Michael Duricko, Ph.D
Thank God OK had the sense to pass such legislation because sooner or later those big 18 wheelers just might not see them on the road and squash them like the bugs they are. Also, if, in other states, they glued themselves to the pavement, no need to run them over, just let them there to rot to death in their own defecation.
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Good for Gov. Kevin Stitt. I wish that all states would go along with him. Women should not fear going to the bathroom for fear that some dude, he/she in in their private space.
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