Trans News Friday: The Oregon Prison Ruling
A federal appeals court threw out protections for trans women in Oregon prisons, Denver moved to keep trans people's data out of the wrong hands, and Virginia's governor revealed she killed a bathroom ban.
Trans News Friday: Oregon Sues Over Trans Youth Care
Oregon joined 21 states and D.C. in suing to stop the federal Medicaid cutoff for trans youth care. Plus: an HHS 'study' that doesn't hold up, and a big win for trans kids in California sports.
Trans News Friday: Courts, Coverage, and Privacy
Oregon went to a federal appeals court to fight an order meant to protect trans women in its prisons, and California learned its budget won't keep trans kids' Medi-Cal care going past Oct. 13. Plus: an appeals court kept trans New Yorkers' medical records out of the Justice Department's hands.
Trans News Friday: Courtroom Wins, Classroom Fights
A federal judge kept gender-affirming care under the Affordable Care Act's cost protections, and a Kansas judge gave one trans woman her driver's license back. Meanwhile, one school board stood by a trans teacher and another voted down a trans teacher days before school started.