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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the Department of Finance and Administration announced that drivers must have male or female on their license and reflect what is on their original or amended birth certificate. The gender-neutral marker "X" is no longer able to be used, changing a policy that was made in 2010. KARK's Caroline Derby reports.