GOP proposes bill that would punish supporting trans youth through new names and haircuts
A bill in Arkansas would allow lawsuits against people who use trans kids' preferred names or give them gender nonconforming haircuts.
March 19, 2025
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A bill in Arkansas would allow lawsuits against people who use trans kids' preferred names or give them gender nonconforming haircuts.
Lawmakers have been trying to pass a bill banning gender identity discrimination for 16 years.
The bill would ban discrimination against prospective parents and also protect youth in the system from conversion therapy.
State legislators are trying to distract from systemic problems by scapegoating children, parents, and doctors.
Rep. David Cicilline was one of only four out LGBTQ+ members of Congress when he started serving in 2011.
The Church of Latter-Day Saints insists on making it harder for LGBT people to be part of their institution, and the long term effects of that still aren't clear, writes David Bond of The Trevor Project.
It was the first such ban enacted and now is the first one ruled unconstitutional.
Three members of the LGBTQ+ Equality Caucus proposed the new bill.
The proposed legislation would make treating anyone under 18 with care punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
The bills deal with issues such as foster care, name and pronoun recognition, and restroom access.
The DOJ is looking to join a suit brought by Tennessee families.
The failure puts these incarcerated young people at risk and is bad for society as a whole, writes Sean Cahill of Fenway Health.
Two national advocacy groups on Tuesday accused the federal government of neglecting what they described as an epidemic of homeless gay and lesbian youths.
Cezar McKnight's bill seeks to ban trans youth from receiving trans-related medical care.
The act, which would outlaw anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination nationally, comes at a time of unprecedented state-level attacks on the community.
A day after South Dakota rejected a similar bill, Ohio lawmakers are ready to introduce theirs.
Republicans are going after our most vulnerable.
Georgia's Senate passes a reckless bill that will harm prospective LGBT parents and children who need homes.
A new law allows teachers to tell parents if their kids change pronouns.
The legislative ban on conversion therapy for minors strengthens a ban enacted by a licensing board.