Trans Youth

Struggling to push their agenda in other arenas, conservatives are bringing their buffet of grievances to schools – turning board meetings into an endless parade of ignorance, misinformation and just plain hatred.

“Playing sports makes me feel like I fit in, the thought of not being able to play next year scares me.”

This year’s march had a clear emphasis on defending trans youth and trans people of color, who are facing a record number of anti-LGBTQ legislation across the country.

While landlords, employers, and working parents suffer, Patrick is focused on 13-year-old gymnasts and Facebook pages.

“The bill that was killed last night will affect far more children than this bill ever will,” Harold Dutton claimed about his education bill. “And so, as a consequence, the chair moves that Senate Bill 29… do pass and be printed.”

While she announced her campaign earlier this week, Jenner never got around to telling anyone where she stood on anything – until now.

“I’ll veto this discriminatory bill if it gets to my desk,” Gov. Tom Wolf unequivocally stated. The Republican-majority legislature is unlikely to obtain a veto-proof vote to override him.

One mother said she’s “terrified” to speak out against the bill because her kids could be taken away from her if it passes. Republicans were not swayed.

Alabama’s governor signed the ban on trans youth in sports, despite opponents warning that this could jeopardize the state’s future NCAA events.

“I’m going to support bills that bring jobs to Kansas and oppose bills that drive businesses away.”