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In 2023, the state legislature banned care for transgender youth “pending research.” The research is in — and inconvenient for Republicans.
They have already sued over the state's trans-exclusionary sports law, but now they're seeking to expand their suit to challenge the national ban.
The vague law, aimed at discouraging the teaching of issues around race, sex, LGBTQ+ identity, and more, is an impediment to education, according to the judge.
Genital surgeries are only rarely performed on minors, but the bill still gets in the way of private medical decisions, opponents say.
It's the first known discrimination complaint by a trans elder against such a facility.
San José State, the University of Pennsylvania, and a Massachusetts school association face investigations.
Turbocam's insurance plans exclude any coverage for this care, so Lillian Bernier is suing.
The bill, which appeared to be dead, has now been revived by lawmakers.
If the bill becomes law, New Hampshire would be the first northeastern state with such a statute.
The Obama administration had added language to his signature 2010 legislation to define and include gender identity.
