Tennessee begins signing anti-trans bills; with seven passed in the past week
At least one bill has been signed into law by Gov. Bill Lee. The rest are awaiting his signature or await further legislative action.
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At least one bill has been signed into law by Gov. Bill Lee. The rest are awaiting his signature or await further legislative action.
“My impression of the organization, and my work as a case manager, is [that I am] putting out as many little dinghies as I can. The lifeboats are going out as fast as possible.” - Isaiah Upton
These laws create widespread restrictions on both trans children and trans adults.
As an out-of-state trans person, Samantha was willing to take the risk that every trans person in Kansas is now forced to take every time they exist in public.
Simply put, the bill’s restrictions will be made into a normal part of taking care of kids in Idaho. It creates a dragnet to watch and enforce gender-conformity on all children in Idaho.
The EEOC banned trans people in a move that also undermines equality and integration for cis people, the aims it was historically set up to achieve.
South Dakota Governor signs bills erasing trans people, making abortion and emergency contraception a felony, and allowing children to marry adults on the same day. More legislation signed on the same date mandates sex-based segregation and effectively bans trans people in publicly funded lodgings.
Kansas is preparing to enforce a law that invalidates the driver’s license of anyone who has changed their gender marker on that document, echoing historic policies that targeted “other” groups by revoking their identification.