Minnesota Women's Bill of Rights defines sex-related terms and mandates biological sex data collection.
The Minnesota Women's Bill of Rights establishes definitions for terms related to sex in state statutes and rules. It mandates that "sex" refers to biological sex designated at birth, with only two sexes recognized: male and female. The bill requires state entities, including public schools, to collect data identifying individuals as male or female based on biological sex. It also allows for separate single-sex environments in areas like athletics and shelters, emphasizing safety, privacy, and fairness.
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