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Nicolas Talbott has spent more than a decade preparing to be the best soldier he could be. He's now one of several trans military service members who are suing the Trump administration.
Two federal judges have blocked the Pentagon's attempt to kick out trans service members.
"We are going to continue to show up every single day, put on our uniforms, and do the absolute best that we can to lead troops, our country, and do our jobs,” Second Lt. Nicolas Talbott said.
With Trump's military ban blocked for now, Nicolas Talbott is enlisting, and he's optimistic his dream will come true.
With Trump's military ban temporarily blocked, trans Americans begin signing up, with cautious optimism that the ban will fall for good.
History for equality will be made on Tuesday, even if it's an advance that is immediately in jeopardy.
It is another win for transgender people who are serving and want to serve in the U.S. armed forces.
The policies implement President Biden's executive order lifting the ban put in place by his predecessor.
Enlistment is happening, but Trump is not giving up his fight against transgender service members.
Two years after Donald Trump announced the ban, trans Americans remain committed to serving their country.
In her legacy family, there was never a question whether she would serve in the military.
Clayton McCallister is one of the trans people challenging Donald Trump's transgender military ban.
