Wyoming Bill Seeks to Legislate Definitions of Gender Based on Biology

Takeaways:

• Wyoming is considering legislation to define the terms "man" and "woman" in state statute through House Bill 50.

• The bill, known as the What is a Woman Act, aims to define gender-related terms such as "man," "woman," "male," "female," "father," and "mother" based on biological characteristics.

• Rep. Jeanette Ward, R-Casper, is the prime sponsor of the bill.

• Rep. Ward has experience as a doula, assisting in over 60 births, and argues that men cannot become women, especially in the context of childbirth.

• If passed, Wyoming would join other states that have enacted similar gender-related legislation.

References:

[1] Casper representative wants to define gender in state statute. Link

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