So much is going on as Republicans across the country attack transgender rights that we can’t cover everything at LGBTQ Nation. Here’s what happened this week, as reported on this website and around the web.
- The ACLU of Ohio announced plans to sue the state to stop its ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth. (The Hill)
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) has once again requested out-of-state medical records pertaining to Texas minors who went out of state to get gender-affirming care. (Houston Chronicle)
- Utah’s governor signed a particularly punitive bathroom bill into law, which could see transgender people sentenced to prison time for using the restroom. (LGBTQ Nation)
- Arizona GOP introduced a bill to make hospitals and doctors pay for detransition services. (AZ Mirror)
- Florida won’t allow trans people to update the gender marker on their driver’s licenses anymore. (into more)
- Maryland Republicans are trying to get a transgender sports ban passed. (WJLA)
- How trans people in Ohio are fighting an attempt to restrict gender-affirming care for trans adults. (them)
- Thousands submitted comments on the Ohio rule. (Ohio Capital-Journal)
- An Idaho bill to end legal recognition of transgender people has moved out of committee with a “do pass” recommendation. (Erin Reed)
- An Iowa bill to remove “gender identity” from the state’s civil rights law has been stopped. (LGBTQ Nation)
- Texas’s supreme court heard a legal challenge to the state’s recently passed gender-affirming care ban. (Texas Tribune)
- GOP lawmakers caught discussing how the “endgame” to bans on gender-affirming care for trans youth is banning gender-affirming care for all trans people. (LGBTQ Nation)
- Indiana’s attorney general hired a D.C. firm to investigate doctors who provide gender-affirming care. (Indy Star)
