Banks, Kim introduce stuttering legislation with backing of former NBA player
Sens. Jim Banks and Andy Kim introduced legislation to help children who stutter, with the support of former NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist.
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US Senators Jim Banks and Andy Kim introduced a new law to help children who stutter. They want to make it easier to identify and treat stuttering. Former NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist supports this law.
Why it matters
This law can help children who stutter get the help they need. It can also raise awareness about stuttering.
- Who introduced the legislation?
- Sens. Jim Banks and Andy Kim
- Why is this law important?
- It can help children who stutter get the help they need
- Who supports this law?
- Former NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
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