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Ryan Gordon Katz

Ryan Gordon Katz

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Associate Producer, Hidden Brain

Austin

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Sri Lankan Politics Current Affairs Geopolitics

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Veterans, military pay and benefits, Department of Homeland Security,

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Total articles 2

  • Texas Senate Passes Bathroom Bill Over Protesters’ Shouts

    By Ryan Gordon Katz| The Daily Beast Verified AUSTIN—Late Tuesday, the Texas Senate gave preliminary approval to the state’s controversial “bathroom bill,” SB3. The vote was 21-10, mainly along partisan lines, with one Democrat supporting it. The legislation, as passed, would regulate the state’s public bathrooms based on the person’s sex listed on their birth certificates or state-issued IDs. It follows a similar framework that was adopted by North Carolina—and then partially repealed.

    By Ryan Gordon Katz · The Daily Beast

    Jul. 25, 2017

  • After Emotional Day, Texas’ Bathroom Bill Moves to Full Senate Debate

    By Ryan Gordon Katz| The Daily Beast Verified AUSTIN—On Friday night, a Texas Senate committee approved a proposed “bathroom bill” on an 8-1 vote, sending the so-called SB3 to full consideration by the state Senate. The vote followed a day when hundreds of Texans flocked to that state’s Capitol to rage, endorse, and wax poetic on the “bathroom bills,” SB3 and SB91. On Friday evening SB91 was set aside leaving SB3 as the surviving bill.

    By Ryan Gordon Katz · The Daily Beast

    Jul. 21, 2017

  • Texas Senate Passes Bathroom Bill Over Protesters’ Shouts

    By Ryan Gordon Katz| The Daily Beast Verified AUSTIN—Late Tuesday, the Texas Senate gave preliminary approval to the state’s controversial “bathroom bill,” SB3. The vote was 21-10, mainly along partisan lines, with one Democrat supporting it. The legislation, as passed, would regulate the state’s public bathrooms based on the person’s sex listed on their birth certificates or state-issued IDs. It follows a similar framework that was adopted by North Carolina—and then partially repealed.

    By Ryan Gordon Katz · The Daily Beast

    Jul. 25, 2017

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Hidden Brain

Austin, United States