Minnesota Women's Bill of Rights establishment

This bill defines key terms like "woman," "man," "girl," "boy," and "sex" based solely on biological sex at birth, stating there are only two sexes. It requires state agencies, schools, and public entities to collect and use data on biological sex (not gender identity) for compliance with antidiscrimination laws and public health data. The bill also mandates that single-sex environments (like bathrooms, shelters, or sports teams) must be based on biological sex, not gender identity, and prohibits using "gender" as a synonym for "sex" in state law. It applies to all state agencies, schools, and policies that classify people by sex.