120 anti-trans bills have already been filed across the United States before 2025 has even started
The number surpasses the number of bills filed in advance of 2024, a historically hostile year towards trans individuals.
December 21, 2024
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The number surpasses the number of bills filed in advance of 2024, a historically hostile year towards trans individuals.
The state’s Republican AG had sued the Democratic Governor, saying the practice violated new state law.
The move represents rare progress in a state not known for LGBTQ-friendly policies.
Oregon, California, Colorado, Maine, and D.C. have made similar inclusive moves.
This is a major win for nonbinary New Yorkers.
Transgender, nonbinary, and intersex residents are suing over a new policy that makes it nearly impossible to change their gender marker and bans the use of a gender-neutral one.
A letter from the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles cites the state's statute prohibiting fake IDs, which makes use of a fictitious ID a third-degree felony punishable by up to five years of prison or probation and a $5,000 fine, to bar the changes.
The lawsuit claims the practice is in violation of new anti-trans law.
The rule applies even if a person has updated their birth certificates, or even potentially if they have a court order.
Trans, nonbinary, and intersexed residents are no longer able to accurately represent their gender identity.
It comes as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration criminalizes changing one's gender on an I.D.
They can make their voices heard as the state's Republican attorney general seeks to deny them the right to change the gender marker on their licenses.
Members of the Richland School District board did not grant Kasey Caron's request to be listed on the male ballot for homecoming king at his high school, despite Caron's proof of legal gender change.
Anti-LGBTQ+ AG Ken Paxton had reportedly wanted information on gender changes on driver's licenses.