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Headline Roundup March 30th, 2017

NC to Repeal Bathroom Bill

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North Carolina lawmakers announced late last night a proposed repeal of the controversial law that has cost the state jobs and millions of dollars. The NCAA had given lawmakers until today to change the law if it wanted to host any college sports championships through 2022.

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North Carolina lawmakers set to vote on 'bathroom bill' repeal, gay rights advocates slam deal
North Carolina lawmakers set to vote on 'bathroom bill' repeal, gay rights advocates slam deal

Fox News Digital

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North Carolina Republican lawmakers and Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper said late Wednesday that they have agreed on legislation to resolve a standoff over the state's "bathroom bill" through a replacement measure that still restricts LGBT nondiscrimination protections.

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North Carolina Lawmakers, Governor Announce 'Compromise' To Repeal 'Bathroom Bill'
North Carolina Lawmakers, Governor Announce 'Compromise' To Repeal 'Bathroom Bill'

NPR (Online News)

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Republican lawmakers and the Democratic governor of North Carolina say they've reached a deal to repeal the controversial "bathroom bill" that restricts the abilities of transgender people to use the restroom corresponding to their gender identity.

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North Carolina Strikes a Deal to Repeal Restrictive Bathroom Law
North Carolina Strikes a Deal to Repeal Restrictive Bathroom Law

New York Times (News)

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North Carolina’s Republican-controlled legislature and its Democratic governor announced late Wednesday that they had reached an agreement to repeal the controversial state law that curbs legal protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and sets rules that affect transgender bathroom use in public buildings.

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