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Public college administrator Logan Fowler was defiant after students and professors criticized him, saying that people will learn that “sodomite lifestyle is wrong.”

“Denying me an accurate birth certificate places me at risk of embarrassment or even violence.”

He was convicted of “crimes against nature” with another teenager and spent seven years in prison before being released.

In less than five months, politicians have made attacking the rights of trans people the newest American wedge issue.

These damaging bills were supposed to unite the Republican Party. Instead, they’re causing in-fighting and leaving bitterness in their wake.

Schools could face lawsuits if they don’t force girls to undergo a “health examination” to determine their sex assigned at birth.

“If we want to spend our energy on this idea of fairness, I think we need to start with the real, documented problems that women face,” Katie Sowers said in a clear rebuke of recent anti-trans bills.

The only thing that could stop these states from discriminating against transgender youth is their Republican governors.

The NCAA says it supports trans athletes and welcomes them, but has stayed mostly silent as legislators nationwide target trans teens and college students who participate in sports programs.

“Not only is this the law of the land, it’s his own deeply held view.”