Idaho

LGBTQ equality advocates fear the bill could ban transgender people from wearing clothes associated with their gender identity in public.

The event was scheduled to last for barely 30 minutes, but it received lots of negative attention.

Library officials repeatedly said that they didn’t carry any of the books. Then armed protesters began showing up at libraries.

Opponents of the anti-trans bill predicted that it would be costly for the state.

“Flag stays up for another month, deal with it…Plus, Freddie Mercury rules.”

“Don’t believe the media, mom,” Jared Michael Boyce allegedly told his mother. “We were just there because they’re grooming kids.”

They were arrested when they showed up waving guns around children.

It’s still rough out there, but there are signs of hope.

Runners up include Idaho, Alaska, and Iowa.

The crime? Providing the kids with the appropriate medical care.

The bill is similar to Russia’s “gay propaganda” law that allows librarians, teachers, bookstore owners, and students to be prosecuted for disseminating anything that portrays LGBTQ people in a positive light.

If approved, the legislation would make it a felony punishable by up to life in prison to provide minors with transition-related care.

David J. Reilly claimed they were “dabbling in human trafficking” to become parents. Reilly also believes “homosexuals” have infiltrated the Catholic Church and children are being groomed to be trans.

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.