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LGBTQ10 groups are opposing this for obvious reasons

Ryan Thoreson

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Today, a subcommittee in #Tennessee is considering #HB1151, which would amend indecent exposure laws to target #trans people undressing in locker rooms, dressing rooms, and showers.

@hrw

wrote to oppose the bill - here's how you can write to lawmakers:

HB1151 - Tennessee

AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 39 and Title 40, relative to indecent exposure.

Criminal Offenses - As introduced, expands the offense of indecent exposure to include incidents occurring in a restroom, locker room, dressing room, or shower, designated for single-sex, multi-person use, if the offender is a member of the opposite sex than the sex designated for use. - Amends TCA Title 39 and Title 40.

http://wapp.capitol.tn.gov/apps/BillInfo/Default.aspx?BillNumber=HB1151&

if I remember correctly, Q referenced Dixie Doodle

DIXIE DOODLE

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This is an analysis from the past, but still relevant info:

An Unholy Alliance: Did the US-Backed UAE Fly ISIS Leaders into Yemen’s Killing Fields?

ADEN, YEMEN — Ali Abdullah al-Bujairi — a Yemeni politician who served as a senior member on the failed UN-brokered transitional government and as Yemen’s ambassador to Iraq under former president Ali Abdullah Saleh — is accusing the United Arab Emirates of facilitating a transfer of ISIS officials into Yemen.

"The UAE has recently transferred an ISIL commander namely Abu Bakr al-Zokhri (with Sudanese nationality) — nom de guerre, Khaibar al-Sumali — from Iraq to Aden in Yemen to recruit and strengthen the ISIL in Yemen,” al-Bujairi told Qatari media.

https://www.mintpressnews.com/us-backed-uae-accused-of-flying-isis-leaders-into-yemens-killing-fields/255884/

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green socks

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that's mowgli, einstein

Manslaughter charges for Greek politicians, fire chiefs over wildfire

thens (AFP) - Athens prosecutors have laid charges, including for manslaughter, against local politicians and fire chiefs over last summer's wildfire at a coastal resort that killed 100 people, a legal source said Tuesday.

The July 23 fire, which devastated the Mediterranean resort of Mati, led to a string of resignations or sackings of fire and police chiefs – as well as the resignation of the minister responsible for state security.

Prosecutors have charged 16 people, including the governor of Attica region and the mayors of Marathonas and Rafina, two other towns hit by the disaster, according to an investigators' report obtained by the legal source.

https://news.yahoo.com/manslaughter-charges-greek-politicians-fire-chiefs-over-wildfire-172400015.html;