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All-gender bathrooms, ‘use-by’ dates, loud ads: the new California laws to know
California has enacted new laws effective in the new fiscal year, including requirements for all-gender restrooms in schools, smartphone use restrictions in schools, and printing the Trevor Project’s LGBTQ+ suicide hotline on student IDs. Additional measures aim to protect the privacy of transgender individuals by limiting public access to name and gender change petitions.
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