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Four teams have canceled games against San Jose State: Boise State, Southern Utah, Utah State and Wyoming. None of the schools explicitly said why.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has issued a slew of new guidelines which would limit the role of transgender members in local congregations.
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Ogden will remove the words “objectionable” and “offensive” from its city art grant contracts because of their subjectivity.
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With an official pointing to a local queer zine, Ogden City Arts Grants now have new rules against political advertising and anything that would be considered obscene or offensive.
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Kansas-based U.S. District Judge John Broome, a Trump appointee, blocked the Biden admin's expanded LGBTQ+ protections in that state, as well as in Alaska, Utah and Wyoming.
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U.S. District Judge John Broomes' decision is the third against the rule from a federal judge in recent weeks. It applies in Alaska, Kansas, Utah and Wyoming because they sued.
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Utah’s anti-DEI law officially kicked in on July 1. The reorganization or closure of cultural and resource centers is happening over the summer break, leaving a new framework when students return in the fall.
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During a special legislative session, lawmakers approved two resolutions that could jeopardize federal education funding.
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The new rules officially broaden the interpretation of Title IX to include gay and transgender students. The changes conflict with Utah’s new bathroom access law and have already prompted the state to sue.
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The governor said it’s “important to protect women and children in private spaces” while defending the rollout of a law that restricts transgender people from using the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity.
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The Utah State Auditor, charged with investigating enforcement, says the online portal already has received more than 10,000 submissions in its first week — and that none seem legitimate.
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Legislators left it up to each school district to decide how it would communicate the changes. Some have held classroom presentations. Others have sent home fact sheets or met privately with families who might be affected.