Tennessee Republicans

The bill contains numerous falsehoods about trans youth, including some around the story of David Reimer’s suicide.

“When I win this election everyone will know their gender again,” Stewart Parks wrote. “The populace will know Men cannot get pregnant and can actively define a woman.”

A bill that would defund trans-inclusive schools has already passed the Tennessee Senate and will likely be voted on later this week.

The sponsor of Tennessee’s new law requiring signs that warn customers trans shoppers can use the bathroom in their establishment is warning small business owners they could go to jail if they don’t follow the law.

The Tennessee chapter issued two cringeworthy statements that read as if they were written by your grandpa if he was desperate to sound cool.

Anti-LGBTQ Rep. Jeremy Faison blocked the symbolic honor because it wasn’t “heard in committee.” Now the Brothers Osborne – and other country stars – are responding.

As mass shootings and COVID ravage the country, Tennessee Republicans are focused on demonizing transgender school girls. And they’re willing to bankrupt the state to do it.

A notice would be required to be posted at every entrance to the building and every restroom door in Tennessee.

This makes the Volunteer State the third this year to pass a ban on trans people in sports.

The doctor and author of Tennessee’s “Don’t Say Gay bill” was handing out prescriptions to family members. One of them was also his lover – and his nurse.

Rep. Bruce Griffey, wearing a Trump pin, claims he has no ‘ill will’ in introducing his latest anti-trans bill. Others find the law ‘insulting’.

59-year-old Tennessee State Rep. Bill Sanderson reportedly hit on men 40 years younger than him despite being married to a woman and repeatedly voting for anti-LGBTQ legislation.

Despite opposition by clergy and business leaders from around the state, Republicans forced through a measure meant to give Christians a license to discriminate.

“We call on people of good will to join us in speaking out for basic fairness,” the statement reads. 

The state would classify it as “indecent exposure.”

A “family values” group doesn’t want to stop 50-year-old men from marrying 10-year-olds because same-sex marriages are an “abomination.”

Courts will need to use the “ordinary meaning” of words in laws that use “husband and wife.” In other words, those laws won’t apply to same-sex couples.

The clamor for tighter security follows allegations that protesters last week disrupted state business and vandalized a legislative aide’s flower vase.