Page 2
-
News (USA)
Supreme Court rejects anti-transgender bathroom case & leaves inclusive policy in place
It took a panel of federal appeals court panel of judges 15 minutes to unanimously rule in favor of transgender people. It didn’t take long for the Supreme Court to agree either.
-
Life
Historically black all-male college will admit trans students
Morehouse College – the jewel of black academia and male leadership – will admit transgender male students in 2020.
-
News (USA)
Parents storm out of school board meeting after a member makes vile comments about trans students
School board Vice President Sylvia Shepler’s comments were so disgusting, they left students sobbing as parents showed their disgust.
-
News (USA)
Dozens of Iowa high school students walk out over trans student’s right to use the restroom
Students split into two groups. One supported the transgender girl’s right to use the women’s room while the other opposed.
-
News (USA)
South Dakota passes bill that would make it illegal for teachers to talk about trans people
The law bans “instruction in gender identity or gender expression may be provided to any student.”
-
Health and Wellness
2% of high school students are transgender according to the federal government
The findings also noted that 35% of transgender students have been bullied at school and 35% have attempted suicide.
-
News (USA)
South Dakota kills a bill that would have attacked transgender students
Lawmakers have dealt a blow to a bill that would have discriminated against transgender students.
-
News (USA)
America’s second-oldest women’s college will now welcome trans women
The school will start admitting transgender women – but not trans men – next year.
-
News (USA)
The judge who struck down Obamacare hates LGBTQ people too
U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor has previously blocked protections for trans students and patients, as well as family medical leave for same-sex couples.
-
News (USA)
Department of Ed will investigate trans student complaint after all. The kid is the target.
School authorities, local police, and child welfare social services investigated and took no action, saying the allegation was “unfounded.”









