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North Carolina lawmaker suggests required dress code after transgender teacher reportedly hired
A North Carolina state lawmaker proposed a potential bill requiring gender-appropriate professional attire for public school teachers after a transgender teacher was reportedly hired in Wake County. Another lawmaker criticized the suggestion, arguing educators should be judged by professionalism, not gender identity. No bill has been filed yet.
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