Sarah McBride wants the LGBTQ+ rights movement to fight smarter, not harder
"We have to reclaim the narrative and the humanity in the public’s mind of trans people," she told The 19th.
"We have to reclaim the narrative and the humanity in the public’s mind of trans people," she told The 19th.
The largest college sports governing body in the country made the change following President Trump’s executive order banning trans girls from girls’ school sports.
Vanessa Ford and Rebecca Kling, authors of “The Advocate Educator,” have been inundated with questions from parents, teachers and students about navigating a rapidly changing landscape.
The lawsuit announced by LGBTQ+ advocates Tuesday was filed on behalf of transgender people under the age of 19 in Maryland, New York and Massachusetts.
The order only acknowledges children born to man and woman “biological progenitors.” How it would affect LGBTQ+ families is one of many questions causing worry and confusion.
Former Education Department staff describe the move as unprecedented interference into the country’s education system.
More than 40 authors contributed to “A History of Transgender Medicine in the United States,” which took its expert editors more than a decade to compile.
The executive order is likely to be challenged in court.
The orders targeting the military call for further rules against transgender service members, gut DEI programs and reinstate service members discharged for their refusal to get COVID vaccinations.
The ACLU has warned that transgender people risk losing access to their passport and supporting documents if they apply to update their gender marker.