Cities and counties across South Carolina could soon see their state funding taken away if they enact local bans on conversion therapy for minors.

South Carolina’s capital city could likely lose millions of dollars in state funding if it does not repeal a local law that has been in place for four years.

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A picture biography of tennis great Billie Jean King had been placed elsewhere in local schools, requiring parental permission to read, because the player mentions she’s gay and married to a woman.

Columbia currently bans licensed therapists from offering conversion therapy. Attorney General Alan Wilson has called that policy unconstitutional.

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Columbia City Council will take a first vote Tuesday on a new ordinance that would repeal the city’s ban on conversion therapy.

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