Sen. Kathleen Kauth of Omaha speaks in favor of LB575, also known as the "Sports and Spaces Act," during a hearing in front of the Education Committee at the Capitol on Monday.
LARRY ROBINSON, Journal Star
An opponent of LB575 sports a shirt in support of trans youth during a hearing in front of the Education Committee at the Capitol on Monday.
LARRY ROBINSON, Journal Star
Ben Jackson speaks in favor of LB575, also known as the "Sports and Spaces Act," during a hearing in front of the Education Committee at the Capitol on Monday.
LARRY ROBINSON, Journal Star
Sen. Justin Wayne of Omaha reacts during a testimony on LB575, also known as the "Sports and Spaces Act," during a hearing in front of the Education Committee at the Capitol on Monday.
LARRY ROBINSON, Journal Star
Sen. Kathleen Kauth of Omaha talks during a hearing in front of the Education Committee at the Capitol in February.
Aaron Burbach still used the women's restroom during his junior year of high school, even though he had realized he was a transgender man. He cut his hair short and wore men's clothing, but had yet to start his transition medically.Â
Gov. Jim Pillen announced his support for two bills that would severely limit health care and education options for transgender youths in Nebraska.
Sen. Kathleen Kauth of Omaha speaks in favor of LB575, also known as the "Sports and Spaces Act," during a hearing in front of the Education Committee at the Capitol on Monday.
Ben Jackson speaks in favor of LB575, also known as the "Sports and Spaces Act," during a hearing in front of the Education Committee at the Capitol on Monday.
Sen. Justin Wayne of Omaha reacts during a testimony on LB575, also known as the "Sports and Spaces Act," during a hearing in front of the Education Committee at the Capitol on Monday.