anti-trans legislation

A bill passed the Tennessee legislature that would require bathroom facilities that trans people are allowed to use be designated as allowing use by “either biological sex.” It now goes to the governor’s desk.

It is the “largest trans flag that has ever flown over the state.”

Teddy Cook gave a reality check on a proposal to block so-called “gender fluidity” promotion in education. “I’m sorry to tell you, I don’t think you spoke to any trans people when you were thinking about that definition.”

Alabama’s governor signed the ban on trans youth in sports, despite opponents warning that this could jeopardize the state’s future NCAA events.

GOP lawmakers pushing the anti-trans agenda have neglected to speak to trans people or their friends and family. Here’s just one story told in 3 minutes.

“I am thinking of my trans siblings and the collective pain that our community must endure to battle again and again for our right to exist,” wrote Page. Then he called for action.

Danica Roem explains that Republicans are pushing anti-trans bills in part to prove to each other that they are not “insufficiently conservative.”

“Trans kids deserve the same opportunity that made my NFL career possible.”

2024 could be “the first time in 20 years that LGBT issues have been centered in a presidential election,” according to one expert.

Now that they have overridden one veto from the governor, the Arkansas legislature is not letting up on the gas pedal – and is determined to make the state the nation’s leader in anti-trans legislation.

President Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland could consider taking legal action, the White House stated. But they’re not announcing any decisions – yet.

Fresh off overturning the Republican governor’s veto to enact one of the most anti-trans legislation in the country, Arkansas lawmakers now want to protect people who deliberately misgender and deadname others.

They’re targeting transgender people now, but it’s the same church, just a different pew.

Louisiana Sen. Mike Fesi proposed a bill to require a parent signature for gender-affirming health care to fix a problem that doesn’t exist.

The new Assistant Secretary of Health said that “I think that people fear what they don’t understand.”

Minnesota State Rep. Eric Lucero is not the sharpest crayon in the box.

This is the third anti-LGBTQ bill passed in Arkansas this year and has been called “the single most extreme anti-trans law to ever pass through a state legislature.”

The Human Rights Campaign aired a version of their ad during March Madness specifically shaming the governor of Arkansas.

The religious right is using the same tactics, for the same reasons, to stop medical treatment or sports for trans youth as it has against abortion providers.

Mississippi became the first state to pass a transgender sports ban this year, and apparently, it’s Biden’s fault?