Trans rights are still under attack in the United States. Please go to transformationsproject.org to learn about your state and contact your reps. Here's a brief thread of today's updates. 🧵
Starting with the bad news, Iowa HF2416, a copy of the previous HF2309, has been passed and signed. This bill is an anti-trans sport bills that would divide athletic participation by "biological sex" as determined by unmodified birth certificate.
Florida H1557 has been placed on a special order calendar for (3/7). This is the famous "Don't Say Gay" bill that prohibits classroom discussions about sexual orientation or gender identity in primary schools.
Utah HB0011 is in its second Senate reading. This is an anti-trans sports bill that would require school athletics to limit participation based on sex designation on unchanged birth certificates or prior approval from the School Activity Eligibility Commission.
Missouri HB2197 + HB2734 + HB2461 have all been referred to the House general laws committee on (3/7) at 6pm CST. These bills are all anti-trans sports bills that would divide athletic participation by "biological sex" as determined by unmodified birth certificate.
Louisiana HB570 prefiled for introduction. This bill would ban all trans-affirming medical care for those under the age of 18 this includes puberty blockers and surgical procedures. This would also prevent state funds from going to insurance companies that cover transition care.
Oklahoma HB4245 has passed the Rules Committee. This is an anti-trans sports bill that would ban "biological males" from girls sports. It requires athletes sign an affidavit prior to competing about their "biological sex" as defined by an unchanged birth certificate.
It's not too late to stop these and other hateful bills. Please go to transformationsproject.org to learn about anti-trans bills in your state and to contact your representatives to #StepUpForTransKids!
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