Is This the Next Supreme Court Case on LGBTQ+ Rights?
The ruling from the Sixth Circuit is the first court decision in favor of a ban on gender-affirming care for trans minors.
July 11, 2023
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The ruling from the Sixth Circuit is the first court decision in favor of a ban on gender-affirming care for trans minors.
The justices will hear arguments brought by the federal government against Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors.
The law is the subject of a challenge in a case heard at the Supreme Court in December.
Just one day after voters rejected the conservative conspiracy theory about LGBTQ+ people, lawmakers in Tennessee doubled down with not one but two restrictive bills.
The measure signed by Republican Gov. Bill Lee lets the state withhold a portion of funding from schools that don't comply.
The move has been called "discriminatory" by LGBTQ+ rights advocates.
Legislators have passed a bill and sent it to Gov. Bill Lee (pictured), and they're also moving toward restrictions on drag shows.
The ACLU's Chase Strangio will be the first out transgender attorney to argue before the high court as he challenges Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for trans youth.
A new dress code satisfies the ACLU's concerns about the prohibition of a "Some People Are Gay" shirt worn by a student.
The repeal of Murfreesboro's "public indecency" ordinance came in the settlement of a lawsuit brought by the Tennessee Equality Project and other groups.
If the high court takes up the case, it would be the first one it hears on gender-affirming care.
Blount County's prosecutor had threatened to enforce the unconstitutional law against a local Pride festival.
It is the first time a federal court has allowed such a law to go into effect.
It comes as more harmful bills are signed into law -- a discriminatory "religious refusals" bill in Arkansas and an anti-transgender sports bill in Tennessee.
Dahron Johnson told The Advocate why the speaking engagement was significant and what she hoped it did for transgender people’s representation amid Republican attacks on trans lives.
“No one should be forced to endure what I have endured,” one plaintiff said.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued its ruling Thursday, but the lawyers representing trans youth and families note that the fight is not over.
The Tennessee law is unconstitutional because it forces citizens to engage in speech they disagree with, a federal judge ruled.
A high school senior was told clothing with messages of support for LGBT people violates the school dress code.
The state is violating the U.S. Constitution and federal statutes, says the suit filed by Luc Esquivel and his parents.
A legislative committee voted today to send the bill to a summer study session, killing it for this year.