California Lawmakers Vote To Remove Kids
From Any Parents Who Don’t Support Severing
Their Genitals
Posted By: FlyRight, 9/12/2023 2:20:37 PM
The California legislature passed a bill Friday that would threaten parents with losing custody of their children if they question their child’s supposed desire to undergo disfiguring hormone regimens or surgeries to appear more like the opposite sex. Assembly Bill 957 was initially proposed to require courts to consider whether parents were “affirming” a child’s identification as transgender in custody cases. The legislation was later amended in June to declare parents who aren’t deemed sufficiently “affirming” liable for child abuse.
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