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A proposed bill in Congress would ban trans people from bathrooms in museums, national parks and other federal property. How would it be enforced, and what are the consequences?
It was set to take effect Thursday.
Ashton Whitaker's school is violating federal law by denying him access to the boys' restroom, says the Transgender Law Center.
Beginning in March, all single-occupancy public restrooms in the state must be open to all genders. California is the first state with such a law.
There is not a constitutional right to "transgender-free restrooms," a federal judge ruled.
And that’s just the projected impact in “direct visitor spending” in Nashville alone.
The state legislature, which has the power to overrule municipal laws, is targeting an ordinance allowing transgender people to use the public restrooms matching their gender identity.
One rule requires public notification about restroom access for transgender students, while another threatens teacher's licenses under the "don't say gay" law.
He issued a temporary restraining order that stops the new law from being implemented while a legal challenge makes its way through the court system.
The South Western School District is drawing much criticism for the plan, taken on the advice of a right-wing law firm.
As states move to exclude trans people from using certain public spaces, courtroom accessibility is key to ensuring that jury pools reflect the makeup of the country, experts say.
The students have been attending every school board meeting for the past year to speak out.
The students can use the restrooms and locker rooms for their gender identity while their lawsuits proceed, an appeals court has ruled.
The Tennessee law is unconstitutional because it forces citizens to engage in speech they disagree with, a federal judge ruled.
A San Francisco Democrat has introduced legislation that would require all single-stall restrooms in the state to be available to people of all genders.
Denying trans students access to the restrooms of their choice violates the U.S. Constitution and federal law, the suit says.
The virtual mall for small retailers encourages employees and visitors to its Brooklyn headquaters to use the restroom of their choice.
Activists challenging the law welcome the ruling, and their suit against its other provisions will continue.
We've learned a lot since that debacle in Houston last fall.
Gov. Bill Lee has signed the bill, which the Human Rights Campaign calls "offensive and humiliating."
