Idaho

“When you treat the federal court like a doormat, there are going to be consequences.”

The law allows schools to conduct DNA analysis, hormone level monitoring and even an inspection of a young person’s “internal and external reproductive anatomy” to figure out their gender identity.

The ruling is a rare victory for LGBTQ rights at the Supreme Court.

The state’s governor said that the laws were “common sense,” even as one of them flouts a previous federal court ruling.

One of the bills could require some student-athletes to undergo genital exams to “prove” their gender.

If the opposing team claims a student athlete is transgender, the athlete’s “internal and external reproductive anatomy” will need to be checked by a doctor.

Chris Mosier brought his star power to Idaho to fight a transgender high school athlete ban.

Idaho could ban transgender people from correcting their birth certificates, an extreme law that only one other state has passed.

A transgender woman won her case to get gender affirmation surgery while in prison.

And – no kidding – he was wearing a wig while he did it.