Tennessee Conservative
Folks Across The Country Have Been Discussing Tennessee’s Recent Ban On Gender Affirming Treatment And Surgery For Minors In The State, Which Will Go Into Effect On July 1st, But What They Might Not Know Is That Similar Legislation Was Actually Killed In The State Legislature Just Last Year.
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A Bill That Will Prohibit Topics Such As “White Privilege” Or “Unconscious Bias” From Being Integrated Into Public University Curriculums Across The State Of Tennessee Is Headed To Governor Bill Lee’s Desk To Be Signed Into Law.
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As Heard In The Tennessee House Government Operations Committee Yesterday, Department Of Children’s Services (DCS) Caseworkers May Be Responsible For 400% Of The Approved Number Of Cases, But The Agency Has A New Slogan: Children First!
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Yesterday, Legislation Requiring The Written Consent Of A Parent Or Legal Guardian Before A Healthcare Professional Can Provide A Vaccination To A Minor, Passed Out Of The House Committee Process And Also Was Passed On The Senate Floor.
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Legislation That Would Counteract Tennessee’s “Mature Minor” Doctrine, Which Currently Allows Children Across The State To Secure Vaccinations And Certain Other Medical Care Without Parental Knowledge, Continues To Advance In The Tennessee General Assembly This Week.
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A Bill That Effectively Ends The So-Called “Mature Minor” Doctrine That Has Allowed Some Tennessee Teens To Get Vaccines Without Parental Permission Advanced In The Legislature Wednesday.
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A Tennessee Bill Would Prevent Victims Of Trafficking From Arrest On Prostitution Charges For Simply Reporting A Crime, Increase Criminal Penalties For Those Patronizing Prostitutes And Hold Sex Buyers Accountable.
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Proposed Legislation From The Tennessee General Assembly In This Year’s Legislative Session Offers No Relief For Children Says A Source That Spoke Confidentially With The Tennessee Conservative.
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“The State Makes A Poor Parent,” Said New Tennessee DCS Commissioner Margie Quinn At A Joint Committee Hearing On December 14, 2022. Amidst Three Hours Of Dialog About The Two Audit Reports On The Agency’s Shortcomings, The Tenth Commissioner Of The Department Of Children’s Services Opined Relentlessly On How Her Administration Will Do Better.
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Senator Janice Bowling Has Reintroduced Legislation For The 113th General Assembly That Aims To Put An End To Child Mutilations In Tennessee.
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