Republicans who control the Wisconsin state Assembly approved a bill Thursday that would guarantee parents the right to determine their children's pronouns and pull them out of any classes that conflict with their personal beliefs.
The Assembly passed the GOP-authored measure 62-35, sending it on to the state Senate. Democratic Gov. Tony Evers is almost certain to veto the proposal if it reaches his desk. The governor vetoed a similar Republican proposal last year.
The bill would guarantee parents a host of rights, including the right to determine the pronouns their children are known by at school.
