Oklahoma HB1327 prohibits students portraying imaginary animals or engaging in furry behavior from participating in school activities.
Oklahoma HB1327 prohibits students who portray imaginary animals or engage in furry behavior from participating in school curriculum or activities. The bill mandates that the student's parent or guardian must pick them up from school, or animal control services will remove the student. The bill provides for codification and specifies an effective date.
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