The anti-trans legislation risk map: A state by state breakdown
So far in 2024, there are already 400+ bills targeting transgender people. This map assesses the risk of the worst laws passing.
February 20, 2024
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So far in 2024, there are already 400+ bills targeting transgender people. This map assesses the risk of the worst laws passing.
Updates come to both the transgender youth and transgender adult maps as we prepare for the 2024 election cycle.
Gov. Bill Lee (pictured) signed a bill to this effect into law Monday, requiring parental notification regarding lessons that deal with sexual orientation or gender idenity.
Bills aimed at keeping transgender girls and women off female interscholastic sports teams are moving forward in North Dakota, Mississippi, and Utah.
Legislation introduced in South Dakota and Florida would make it a felony for doctors to offer gender-affirmation treatment to minors.
The bill, which would keep trans girls out of girls' school sports, appeared to be dead in committee last week.
Equality Texas, ACLU, GLAAD, and Human Rights Campaign seek global intervention in response to Texas’ systematic attack on transgender rights.
A proposed bill spearheaded by out politician Scott Wiener could serve as a blueprint for the nation.
The prevalence of eating disorders in the trans community is often pushed to the sidelines.
Two governors -- one a Republican, one a Democrat -- have stood up to the harmful measures.
State legislators are trying to distract from systemic problems by scapegoating children, parents, and doctors.
States should expand access to gender-affirming care, not criminalize it.
It's one of several anti-LGBTQ bills pending in the state.
The state House Appropriations Committee approved SB 1045 Wednesday, which would protect businesses that require transgender people to use the bathroom corresponding with their sex assigned at birth.
There probably isn't enough time to consider it, says its sponsor, Sen. Kelli Stargel. Meanwhile, Arizona's governor vetoes an anti-LGBTQ+ bill.