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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1 – Tennessee Incentivized To Keep Children In State Custody In Order To Keep Federal Funds
2. Rep. Powers To Re-Introduce Bill To Combat Big Tech Censorship Of Tennessee Citizens
3. Senator Bowling Reintroduces ‘Youth Health Protection Act’ To End Child Mutilation In Tennessee
4. Knoxville Mayor And Team Intentionally Kept Taxpayers In The Dark About Next Police Chief
5. Nashville District Attorney Funk Rejects State Funding For DUI Prosecutions
6. TN School Voucher Program Wins Court Approval To Proceed
7. Textbook Commission Members Oppose Conservative’s Push To Define What Is Age-Appropriate
Deputy Speaker Janice Bowling Sent A Letter To Constituents Yesterday That Offered A Review Of Previously Killed Legislation To End Child Mutilation And Visual Depictions Of The Surgeries And Hormonal “Therapies” That She Aims To Make Illegal In The Volunteer State.
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Last Week, We Reported That Legislation Was Presented And Considered During The Last Session Of The Tennessee General Assembly That Would Have Prevented Vanderbilt’s Mutilation Of Minors But It Was Killed In The Senate. Now, Some Republican Legislators Are Stating That New Legislation Is Likely In 2023 That Would Effectively Remove Vanderbilt’s Ability To Perform Transgender Surgeries.
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One Tennessee Health Organization Appears To Be Pushing The “Mature Minor” Doctrine, Allowing Patients To Effectively Prevent Their Parents From Seeing Their Medical Records Or Participate In Their Medical Treatment As Soon As They Turn 13.
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Senate Bill 2696, Entitled The “Youth Health Protection Act”, Would Prevent Healthcare Providers From Treating Minors Without Parental Consent, With Exceptions For Minors Seeking Treatment In Certain Situations. The Bill Has Been Placed On The Senate Health And Welfare Committee Calendar For February 23.
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