mattsmith48
August 9th, 2017, 05:07 PM
The Dallas Stars have become the first professional sports team in Texas to publicly oppose the controversial “bathroom bill.”
“The Dallas Stars stands strongly opposed to any legislation perceived as discriminatory, including proposed bathroom legislation,” Stars president Jim Lites said in a statement on Wednesday. “We welcome fans from all over the globe, and our roster boasts players from half a dozen countries. Dallas welcomes all, and we welcome all.”
The proposed bill, which has not yet been passed, would require transgender people in Texas to use public restrooms that correspond to the gender on their birth certificates.
The NHL has yet to comment on the matter.
http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/stars-become-first-texas-team-publicly-oppose-bathroom-bill/
I've talked about this back in February when the NFL and NBA said they would boycott Texas over this bill. The NHL as never commented on this and since they awarded the 2018 Draft to the Stars, I think it's good the team itself is publicly opposing this.
“The Dallas Stars stands strongly opposed to any legislation perceived as discriminatory, including proposed bathroom legislation,” Stars president Jim Lites said in a statement on Wednesday. “We welcome fans from all over the globe, and our roster boasts players from half a dozen countries. Dallas welcomes all, and we welcome all.”
The proposed bill, which has not yet been passed, would require transgender people in Texas to use public restrooms that correspond to the gender on their birth certificates.
The NHL has yet to comment on the matter.
http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/stars-become-first-texas-team-publicly-oppose-bathroom-bill/
I've talked about this back in February when the NFL and NBA said they would boycott Texas over this bill. The NHL as never commented on this and since they awarded the 2018 Draft to the Stars, I think it's good the team itself is publicly opposing this.