A trans student has won a discrimination case against his Minnesota school.
A trans student has won a discrimination case against his Minnesota school.
At least 20 American states have recently filed anti-trans bills, the majority of which aim to limit trans youth’s access to gender-affirming healthcare or their participation in school sports.
Minnesota and Utah have both introduced bills this week which aim to prevent trans students from participating in school sports.
JayCee Cooper, a 33-year-old trans woman from Minneapolis, is suing USA Powerlifting after she was banned from competing in state championships.
The US Supreme Court rejected an appeal from Oregon based parents who wanted to prevent transgender school students from using single sex spaces.
A new study, conducted by Brianna S McMichael and published by the American Academy of Pediatrics, found gender non-conforming youth – including trans, genderqueer and non-binary communities – were more likely to have consumed alcohol or taken substances before sexual activities.
A court in Minnesota, US, ruled that schools must allow trans students to use gendered facilities that they feel best aligns with their gender identity.
