New York To Pass ‘Anti T.I’ Law – Dads Can’t Monitor Daughters Virginity

New York Passing ‘Anti T.I’ Law On Virginity

Rapper T.I went viral after he revealed that he checks his daughter’s hymen every year to make sure that she’s still a virgin.

The rapper turned podcast host was heavily criticized and was forced to apologize.

New reports coming in has it that the city of New York is planning on passing a new bill called ‘Anti T.I’ law, which will ban father’s from monitoring their underage daughter’s virginity.

According to MTO, two state politicians have introduced legislation that will ban physicians in the state from performing “virginity checks.”

The legislation was launched after rapper Clifford “TI” Harris claimed that he takes his 18-year-old daughter to the gynecologist on a yearly basis to check her hymen.

“These examinations are not only a violation of women’s and girls’ human rights, but in cases of rape can cause additional pain and mimic the original act of sexual violence, leading to re-experience, re-traumatization and re-victimization,” lawmakers explained in a memorandum.

“Many women suffer from adverse short- and long-term physical, psychological and social consequences of this practice.”

“In extreme cases, women or girls may attempt suicide or be killed in the name of ‘honor,'” the memorandum added. The preamble to the legislation also argues that “virginity” is not a medical term but rather a “social, cultural and religious construct – one that reflects gender discrimination against women and girls.”

Political reports also has it that the New York State assembly has enough votes to pass the bill, and are planning on formally passing it before Christmas.