#anti-trans legislation
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transformationsproject · 9 months ago
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These are the anti-trans bills that passed into legislation in the first quarter of 2024 by CATEGORY and STATE.
The most common targets of these bills concern schooling and censorship. Note that some bills can be in multiple categories and that these short descriptions are just introductions. Many bills are highly unique in the ways they remove our civil rights.
You can fight back by organizing and hassling your local representatives.
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In case y'all haven't seen this yet, here is a powerful testimony from Loren Perkins, a trans person in Texas:
I don't know the pronouns nor gender for this person, so please use they/them and gender neutral terminology to be respectful 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵
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fallow-grove · 2 years ago
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hey yall i have like. bad news
theres uh. well i looked at the map a month or so ago and let's just say it's changed since then.
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[src - screenshotted 22 april 2023]
a state being highlighted just means there's at least one law that's been introduced, not that it's passed, but um. this is still quite alarming as it's been an altogether quite organized and successful effort from what i can tell.
please speak up to your local legislators or whoever you're able to reach. find allies to connect with and decide on the most effective form of advocacy for your area. the fact that this is happening at all speaks to the power of organizing and acting in groups. don't forget that this power goes both ways.
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gwydionmisha · 5 months ago
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transenbyconfessions · 2 years ago
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In the past hour I've begun making my last resort plan on how to get out of Missouri if need be. I graduated high school last year, I haven't even talked to my folks about this; why am I being forced to seriously consider uprooting myself to avoid punishment for existing? What did I ever do to them
Submitted May 19, 2023
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bamfspock · 2 years ago
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May [2023] Anti-Trans Legislative Risk Map by Erin Reed
Take note and be safe as you can out there.
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the-cimmerians · 2 years ago
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May 1, 2023 - Latest digest from Erin Reed
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sjerzgirl · 2 years ago
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Holy shit. Texas DPS officers just roughed up peaceful protesters in the House Gallery as Republicans prepared to debate their anti-trans bill. (h/t @reportsbychar)
Land of what free? Unless in Texas it means free to be brutal with peaceful prostesters.
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optimisticlucio · 2 years ago
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Link to the emails: https://maia.crimew.gay/posts/the-emails/
If you have a torrent client, download the torrent and set your seed rate to be at least 1.1, and 2.0 if you can. It’s 60 MB so it shouldn’t be that hard on your computer, and this is something that needs to be kept alive.
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newsrepertoire · 2 years ago
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A horror story in 3 parts
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catloverkid00 · 2 years ago
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to all the people who would say I need a professional diagnosis to call myself autistic:
my greatest fear has always been that my autism will be used against me to take away my HRT, and guess what? its happening in my state (ohio).
here’s a link to Erin Reed’s article about it: https://open.substack.com/pub/erininthemorn/p/ohio-trans-ban-progresses-nonexistent?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
basically I feel affirmed in my decision to not get tested more than ever (to be fair i also cant afford it)
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degenderates · 2 years ago
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i’ll tell you one thing i’ve realized during this anti-queer panic and legislation in the US which is that i am so fucking tired of non-americans/USAians (mainly europeans, but also white or white-passing folks who move to europe), telling us to “just leave the country” like it’s that easy or that simple. i’m done with it! maybe it was funny at first (it wasn’t), but the fact of the matter is that the vast majority of people--especially queer people--in this country don’t have the means to just move or even travel beyond the borders. expenses of moving to a new country aside, the US is fucking huge and being bordered by mostly water, you can’t just ta-da! take a $30 train into another country. plenty of people never even have left their state! so seeing as this legislation is affecting people on a state-by-state basis (because the US is basically fifty different small governments that can’t make up their mind about anything between each other), people will be forced to live by the rules where they live. there’s no packing up from tennessee and just waltzing on over to california or michigan. the states where this queerphobic legislation and violence is affecting people the most are the states where poor people live and can’t just leave. not to mention you’d be leaving behind a cultural part of yourself, especially when it comes to race & ethnicity in different parts of the country.
but, you ask, if you do have the means to leave, and put aside worries of cultural ties, why don’t you? i can’t speak for every american when i say this, but i love my country. i hate its violent history and its narrow politics, but that’s not what i speak of. i love this land, i love the people who live here. with all its flaws, the US is a beautiful place and most of my loved ones live here. hypothetically speaking, i wouldn’t just immigrate back to korea or italy and leave my family and friends behind. i wouldn’t abandon the queer people who couldn’t leave just to save myself. is that what you europeans think people should do? well ha ha very funny, but when i pledged allegiance to the american flag as a kid it wasn’t because i believed in everything it stood for, but everything i wanted it to stand for. and i will fight for that. if a trans genocide happens upon us, i will be here for that. we will all be here for that.
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Alright, I uploaded this before but took it down because I was embarrassed and felt silly. But some people who saw it said it really helped them, so here we are... Hopefully these words offer more of you comfort and support 🩷❤️🧡💛💚🩵💜
Sending all my love to my fellow queer/trans siblings. We are strong. We are resilient. We will persevere. We will survive. 🏳️‍🌈🩷🏳️‍⚧️
✨️ This post is okay to reblog! ✨️
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commiepinkofag · 2 years ago
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Drag Shows Not Gun Shows
Protestors participate in the Drag Me to the Capitol march and rally against anti-trans bills in Montgomery, Alabama, on Tuesday, May 16, 2023. [📷 Mickey Welsh]
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gwydionmisha · 8 months ago
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transadvicecolumn · 2 years ago
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