Montana

“‘My son is trans,’ she said, & began to tell me about all the joys/fears that had come with his transition.”

“The Legislature needs to stay in its lane.”

“I’m a bit offended the department thinks they can do anything they want,” the judge said.

One commissioner suggested making the logo straighter by making it shades of black and gray.

“In this day and age when trans people like myself are targeted with political bullseyes on our backs, it was especially dangerous of him to falsely accuse me of bullying and harassing an elderly state Senator,” she said.

The state was told to stop violating transgender people’s rights. They are not complying.

Montana Sen. Theresa Manzella said LGBTQ people “play the protected class card” when they get beat up for holding hands in public.

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

Court documents paint him as a violent and cruel man with a confederate flag tattoo on his left arm and a swastika on his forearm.

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.

Montana has now made it illegal to mention gender identity or sexual orientation in schools unless parents opt-in to it in advance. Montana also became the seventh state to ban trans youth in sports.

A hate group leader praised the “Big Sky leader” for making Montana the latest state with a law “restoring” religious exemptions to discrimination laws.

LGBTQ advocates say that the law, if signed, could be used to invalidate local anti-discrimination laws.

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Doctors who treat transgender youth could get 10 years in prison if Alabama passes its latest anti-trans bill.

The pageant says it’s “not anti-transgender” but “just wants to be able to hold a pageant that is only for biological females.”

They’re writing the laws and handing them to Republicans to file as if they wrote it themselves.

From school sports to putting doctors in prison for treating trans patients, lawmakers in these states want to make people’s lives harder.

Four Republican lawmakers in Montana changed their minds at the last minute and killed a bill to ban health care for transgender youth.