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President Of Wisconsin Family Action On School Bathroom Bill

Clip: Season 1400 Episode 1421 | 5m 35sVideo has Closed Captions

Julaine Appling says the bill will make students feel safer and help secure privacy.

Julaine Appling says the bill will make students feel safer and help secure privacy. Wisconsin would become the first state to pass a statute requiring public school students use the bathroom assigned to their biological sex, rather than then gender with which they identify.

11/20/2015 | Rating TV-G

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Immigrant Justice Clinic Director Discusses Syrian Refugees

Immigrant Justice Clinic Director Discusses Syrian Refugees

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Clip: S1400 Ep1421 | 5m 27s | Stacy Taeuber started the Immigrant Justice Clinic at UW-Madison in 2012. (5m 27s)

Menasha School Superintendent On Districts' Bathroom Policy

Menasha School Superintendent On Districts' Bathroom Policy

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Clip: S1400 Ep1421 | 5m 18s | A state proposal would require students use bathrooms assigned to their biological sex. (5m 18s)

Rep. Grothman Expresses Concern For Syrian Refugees In U.S.

Rep. Grothman Expresses Concern For Syrian Refugees In U.S.

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Clip: S1400 Ep1421 | 5m 44s | The House passed a bill that would block Syrian refugees' entrance into the country. (5m 44s)

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