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Governor Wants To “Clarify” Hateful Law
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April 16, 2016
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6:42Now PlayingGovernor Pay McCroy wants to “clarify” North Carolina’s anti-LGBT law. He says it’s not as hateful as it seems. Ana Kasparian, Sam Schacher (Pop Trigger), and Kenny Hamilton, hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“In response to the recent backlash over a North Carolina bill regarded as one of the most anti-LGBT forms of legislation in the country, Governor Pat McCrory has signed an executive order meant to “clarify” the finer points of the law.
Known as HB2, the bill received a torrent of criticism when it was signed into law late last March, specifically over an ordinance which bars transgender people from using bathrooms that are correlative to the gender with which they identify.
Since then, a number of widely-reported censures against the bill have followed, including public denouncements from celebrities like Bruce Springsteen and Joel McHale, as well as companies like PayPal, who halted the development of 400 jobs previously planned for the state.”
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