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CA-AB957 would essentially make it criminal child abuse to refuse to "affirm" child's gender
California Bill Would Charge Parents Who Don’t ‘Affirm’ Transgenderism With ‘Child Abuse’
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By Chris June 9, 2023 Updated:June 9, 2023
An updated bill in California has introduced the inclusion of “affirming” a child’s sexual transition as a requirement for parental responsibility and child welfare. This means that failing to affirm transgenderism for a child would be considered abusive according to the proposed California State Family Code.
AB 957 successfully passed California’s State Assembly on May 3, and subsequently underwent amendments by a co-sponsor in California’s State Senate on June 6. The proposed amendment to Section 3011 of the Family Code outlines several factors that the court must consider when determining the best interests of the child in custody proceedings.
This addition suggests that a parent’s support and affirmation of their child’s self-identified gender would become a crucial factor in evaluating the child’s well-being in custody cases.
California Bill Would Charge Parents Who Don’t ‘Affirm’ Transgenderism With ‘Child Abuse’
https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/br...e-mace/?utm_source=endwoke&utm_medium=twitter
By Chris June 9, 2023 Updated:June 9, 2023
An updated bill in California has introduced the inclusion of “affirming” a child’s sexual transition as a requirement for parental responsibility and child welfare. This means that failing to affirm transgenderism for a child would be considered abusive according to the proposed California State Family Code.
AB 957 successfully passed California’s State Assembly on May 3, and subsequently underwent amendments by a co-sponsor in California’s State Senate on June 6. The proposed amendment to Section 3011 of the Family Code outlines several factors that the court must consider when determining the best interests of the child in custody proceedings.
This addition suggests that a parent’s support and affirmation of their child’s self-identified gender would become a crucial factor in evaluating the child’s well-being in custody cases.