California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1955 into law, banning school districts from notifying parents if their child identifies as a different gender or uses different pronouns. The legislation, aimed at protecting the privacy and safety of LGBTQ students, has sparked significant controversy and legal challenges. Critics argue that it infringes on parental rights and could potentially harm children who lack parental support. Supporters, including LGBTQ advocacy groups, claim it prevents discrimination and ensures a safer school environment. The Chino Valley Unified School District and other opponents have filed lawsuits, asserting the law is unconstitutional. The debate has further intensified with high-profile reactions, including Elon Musk's pledge to move his companies out of California in protest.