SB1745, the "Banning Bostock Act," prohibits laws against sex discrimination from covering sexual orientation, gender identity, and related conduct.

SB1745, the "Banning Bostock Act," amends Tennessee's discrimination laws to explicitly exclude protections for individuals based on sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender non-conforming behavior. It also prevents state laws from prohibiting sex-segregated facilities and dress codes. The act directs courts not to apply the reasoning of the Bostock v. Clayton County case when interpreting state anti-discrimination laws. This act takes effect July 1, 2026.

SB1745, the "Banning Bostock Act," prohibits laws against sex discrimination from covering sexual orientation, gender identity, and related conduct.

SB1745, the "Banning Bostock Act," amends Tennessee's discrimination laws to explicitly exclude protections for individuals based on sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender non-conforming behavior. It also prevents state laws from prohibiting sex-segregated facilities and dress codes. The act directs courts not to apply the reasoning of the Bostock v. Clayton County case when interpreting state anti-discrimination laws. This act takes effect July 1, 2026.