The ongoing battle against trans rights in the US.

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More than two-thirds of the bills introduced this year that would ban gender-affirming care for transgender youth have specific intersex exemptions, allowing doctors to assign minors who are born with secondary sex characteristics as “male” or “female” through surgeries, hormones or other interventions. Intersex surgeries have been condemned by the United Nations for more than a decade as cosmetic, unnecessary and inhumane. The movement to outlaw intersex surgeries in the United States has made big strides in the last three years, but as the intersex rights movement becomes more mainstream, it has also become a target.
- Intersex surgery is condemned by the United Nations. Anti-trans bills are allowing it. The 19th*
- Georgia bans most gender-affirming care for trans kids NPR
- South Carolina considers bill to ban gender-affirming care for transgender youth News 19 WLTX
- Kentucky legislature’s anti-trans bills are about concern, not hate | Opinion Lexington Herald Leader
- Sen. Danny Carroll of Paducah voted against SB 150, a bill he sponsored WPSD Local 6
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