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Transgender, nonbinary, and intersex residents are suing over a new policy that makes it nearly impossible to change their gender marker and bans the use of a gender-neutral one.
While there has been progress in creating inclusive identity markers on the federal level, some states have tried to restrict ID choices.
While recognition of gender identity has increased significantly in the past two decades, so has the criminalization of transgender people, a new study shows.
A letter signed by every member of the Florida Democratic congressional delegation calls upon President Joe Biden to use the 2005 law to block a ban on changing driver's license gender markers.
Proposed bills would exclude transgender and nonbinary people from updating driver’s licenses, holding public office and accessing public restrooms.
H.B. 257 would not only ban transgender folks from many public facilities but also call for jail time.
The move, expected by January 1, comes after a 2021 lawsuit, creating a more inclusive process for nonbinary individuals seeking state aid.
The lawsuit claims the practice is in violation of new anti-trans law.
