A state agency that focuses on growing Nebraska and providing support services for other state departments and boards is seeking legislation that would "provide a legal definition of sex" in the 2024 legislative session, according to records posted to social media Thursday by a state lawmaker.
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According to an open records request, discriminating based on gender identity is Nebraska’s Department of Administrative Services’ second-highest agency priority.
— Senator Megan Hunt (@NebraskaMegan) November 9, 2023
Not workforce. Not growing our economy. Not reducing government waste. Just crotch watch. pic.twitter.com/zOnXrJbbLJ
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Red Cross Supplemental Recreation Activities Overseas (SRAO), better known as donut dollies, volunteered to help boost morale during the Vietnam War. Two Nebraska Donut Dollies, Reesa Eisler and Dorris Heaston talk about their tours in Vietnam boosting the moral of soldiers. Produced by Nikos Frazier
Photos: Last day of the 108th Nebraska Legislature
State Sen. Julie Slama of Dunbar was the lone "no" vote Thursday on a voter ID bill (LB514). Slama led efforts to get the measure on the ballot, but was critical of the exemptions allowed under the bill.
"I am a woman. Please tell me what to do." Judy King of Lincoln protests as Sen. Merv Riepe of Ralston (center) and Sen. Jana Hughes of Seward (right) walk past her on the final day of the legislative session on Thursday outside the Governor's Mansion.
Sen. Danielle Conrad of Lincoln speaks Thursday at the Capitol.
State senators applaud as Gov. Jim Pillen speaks to close out the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
Speaker John Arch of La Vista told senators on the final day of the 2023 legislative session that he hoped the year “would be an aberration, not a predictor of the future.”
Sen. Jana Hughes of Seward, who received this raccoon hat from Sen. Tom Brewer of Gordo, talks to other senators on Thursday, the final day of the legislative session.
Grace Jacobson of Lincoln holds a rainbow umbrella over a coffin prop in front of the Governor's Mansion on Thursday, the final day of the legislative session.
Grace Jacobson of Lincoln holds a rainbow umbrella over a coffin prop in front of the Governor's Mansion on Thursday, the final day of the legislative session.
Gov. Jim Pillen speaks to close out the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
Gov. Jim Pillen speaks to close out the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
Gov. Jim Pillen speaks to close out the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
Gov. Jim Pillen embraces first lady Suzanne Pillen after making a speech to close out out the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
Gov. Jim Pillen greets state senators before speaking at the close of the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
Gov. Jim Pillen speaks to close out the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
Gov. Jim Pillen speaks to close out the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
State Sen. Tom Brewer of Gordon (center) and others clap hands as Gov. Jim Pillen speaks to close out the 108th Legislature on Thursday at the Capitol.
