NORTH CAROLINA ASKS COURT TO KEEP ANTI-TRANSGENDER PROVISIONS OF HB2 IN EFFECT

[stephaniec]

NORTH CAROLINA ASKS COURT TO KEEP ANTI-TRANSGENDER PROVISIONS OF HB2 IN EFFECT

https://www.aclu.org/news/north-carolina-asks-court-keep-anti-transgender-provisions-hb2-effect

ACLU/media@aclu.org/06/10/2016

"RALEIGH, N.C. — In court documents filed yesterday, North Carolina and the University of North Carolina system argued that the state's law banning transgender people from public restrooms matching their gender identity should remain in effect while a legal challenge proceeds in federal court. The law, House Bill 2, also removes legal protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and others."

[IdontEven]

UNC? Seriously? That's really freaking sad. I was kind of looking into going to school there too.

Anybody know how long it takes to establish residency for in-state tuition? It's probably different in each state, huh...

[stephaniec]

I know for Illinois I think it one year and New Mexico is one year. I'm not sure , but i think 1 year might be standard.