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The Arkansas Senate on Wednesday narrowly approved a bill to prohibit public school employees from calling students by their preferred name or pronoun without permission from a parent.
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LITTLE ROCK A bill to prohibit public school employees from calling students by their preferred name or pronoun without permission from a parent advanced out of a Senate committee Wednesday.
A bill to prohibit public school employees from calling students by their preferred name or pronoun without permission from a parent advanced out of a Senate committee Wednesday.