Tennessee Judge Hands Down Devastating Decision for Transgender People
The four trans plaintiffs in Tennessee had sought to change the sex designation on their birth certificates.
June 26, 2023
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The four trans plaintiffs in Tennessee had sought to change the sex designation on their birth certificates.
The decision is limited to the plaintiffs and could be used to further restore funding to transgender research and care.
Eight transgender plaintiffs in Illinois want the state to end punitive restrictions on name changes.
Other groups are preparing lawsuits as well.
In recent years, Florida has stepped up efforts to limit access to transgender health care for adults and children, but frequently run into skepticism in the courts.
It would be “unprecedented and un-American,” lawyers argued.
The 3-judge panel appeared skeptical of the reasoning behind the government’s arguments.
The new policy is a result of a court ruling three months ago.
Attorneys argue the ban “fails under any level of review,” citing a “shocking proposition that transgender people do not exist.”
The change comes after trans Kansans represented by Lambda Legal filed suit.
He said the Trump administration is implementing policies in the agency with “the biggest budget, biggest guns” to make it easy to “push around the rest of the government.”
“All servicemembers will be treated with dignity and respect at all times,” the memo denying transgender soldiers of their existence states.
As of June 6, military commanders must identify anyone who may be trans for a medical evaluation and expulsion from the armed services.
The lawsuit seeks an injunction against the North Carolina law that regulates transgender people's bathroom use and denies LGBT people protections against discrimination.
The decision means the two girls can play sports this school year.
Two federal judges have blocked the Pentagon's attempt to kick out trans service members.
Jo Ellis is suing right-wing commentator Matthew Wallace to "hold someone accountable."
The prominent officials take a stand for traditional Republican values against the discriminatory law in a U.S. Supreme Court amicus brief.
Trans adults, families of trans youth, and organizations have filed suit.
Payton McGarry detailed how he was harmed by House Bill 2 at the Lambda Legal West Coast Liberty Awards.