California looks at ending its travel ban laws

Back in 2016, long before the pandemic travel bans shut down the world, California became something of a trendsetter by instituting a different type of travel ban. A number of red states, such as North Carolina began passing laws limiting access to public bathrooms based on people’s actual, biological sex. This was done in response to the nascent transgender movement. The California legislature determined that the Golden State was too good to do business with such people and banned state-funded travel to North Carolina. More bans followed until the present day and the state now bans state-funded travel to roughly half of the country.Read More