Trans rights, especially those of trans youth, are still under attack in the United States. Here are today's updates. 🧵
Alabama SB184 will be having a hearing tomorrow, 2/9, at 12 pm EST. alison.legislature.state.al.us/live-stream
This bill would ban trans-affirming medical care for minors and require that schools out trans minors to their parents. Please contact your reps to oppose this hateful bill.
Florida H1557 is currently being heard in committee. This bill, nicknamed the "don't say gay" bill, would prevent school professionals from mentioning LGBT identities whatsoever in schools.
South Dakota HB1005 is up for committee vote today. This bill would divide all multi-occupancy sleeping quarters, bathrooms and changing facilities by sex assigned at birth rather than by gender.
It's not too late to stop these or other hateful anti-trans bills. Please go to transformationsproject.org to learn about harmful bills proposed in your state and to contact your representatives to #StepUpForTransKids!
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Trans rights are still under threat in the United States. Here's a thread of today's updates. 🧵
Kansas introduced HB484, a bill which would mandate that school athletics be divided based on "biological sex". "Males" would then be banned from participating on "female teams". The bill does not specify how these categories are to be defined or determined.
South Carolina HB4608 got additional sponsors. This bill would mandate that school athletics be divided by "biological sex" as determined by genitals, genetics and testosterone levels. It then bars "males" from "female sports". This places a selective cost on girls athletics.
Trans rights, particularly those of trans youth, are still under attack in the United States. Here's a thread of today's updates. It's a long one. 🧵
Tennessee HB2835 was sent to the Health Subcommittee. This bill would ban trans-affirming medical care for minors and force schools to out trans students to their parents. This bill would kill.
Tennessee HB2633 was sent to the K-12 Subcommittee. This bill would explicitly allow school professionals to deadname and misgender their trans students and protect them from legal or workplace consequences for doing so. This bill exists only to promote cruelty.
Twenty-nine states are currently considering anti-trans legislation in the United States. YOU can go to transformationsproject.org to learn more about bills in your state and contact your representatives to stop them and to #StepUpForTransKids.
Read on to learn more. 🧵
So we say anti-trans bills, but I want to discuss a bit what these bills actually entail, with maps to show exactly which states are considering which types of bills.
One of the largest classes of these bills is anti-trans sports bills. These bills try to mandate that participation in athletics be divided by "biological sex". Many of them specifically prohibit trans girls from playing on girls athletics teams.
Trans rights, especially those of trans youth, are still under attack in the United States. Here's a thread of today's updates. 🧵
Yesterday was the last day for WA HB1556 to be passed out of committee, so it is officially dead and Washington is officially removed from our watchlist of states. 🎉
Indiana HB1041 was referred to the Senate Education and Career Development Committee. This bill has a hearing in TWO DAYS, on 2/9 at 1:30 pm EST. This is an anti-trans sports bill that prohibits "biological males" from playing in women and girl's sports.
Trans rights, especially those of trans youth, are under attack in the United States. Here's a thread of today's updates. 🧵
Mississippi HB1099 has passed the House and moved onto the Senate. This bill would prevent incarcerated people from legally changing their names unless supported by a district attorney, sheriff, prison chaplin or the Commissioner of the Mississippi Dept of Corrections.
Virginia SB766 passed committee and is headed to the Senate floor for a vote. This bill would prevent trans girls from playing high school athletics. It does not specify how "biological sex" is to be determined, opening the door for sexual abuse.
Trans rights, especially those of trans youth, are under attack in the United States. Here's today's thread of updates 🧵
South Dakota HB1005 was read in the Senate and has been sent to the Judiciary Committee. This bill would mandate that public school sleeping areas, changing rooms and bathrooms be divided by "biological sex" only.
Arizona SB1165 has passed the Senate and moved onto the House. This is an anti-trans sports bill which would require all school athletics to be divided by "biological sex", with no guidance given on how "biological sex" is to be determined.