Cameron Thompson, who also went by “Cam,” was an 18-year-old Black teenage transgender girl from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, who had a “contagious smile,” and love for beauty and fashion. Cameron had…
MONTGOMERY —Today the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order allowing Alabama’s ban on medical care for transgender adolescents to take effect. This order grants a request by the…
Montgomery, Alabama – Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) — the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization — condemned Alabama Governor Kay Ivey for…
Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) — the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization — condemned the Alabama Senate from passing HB 261, which…
Unanimous Consent Proposal Is Blocked, Preventing Needless Discrimination Against Kids Across Country Who Just Want to Play
During the final hours of their legislative session, Alabama lawmakers passed a sweeping package of anti-transgender legislation. Governor Kay Ivey quickly signed this discriminatory slate of bills into law, and…
Violating the Law Would be A Felony Punishable by One-Ten Years in Prison
Only Other Ban on Gender-Affirming Care to Pass into Law Did So Last Year Over Arkansas Governor’s…
HB 322 Bans K-12 Students From Using Bathrooms and School Facilities Consistent With Gender Identity, and Enacts “Don’t Say Gay or Trans” Provisions Similar to Recent Florida Law
Violating the Law Would be A Felony Punishable by One-Ten Years in Prison
Only Other Ban on Gender-Affirming Care to Pass into Law Did So Last Year Over Arkansas Governor’s…
HB 322, Which Passed The Senate Government Affairs Committee Yesterday, Bans K-12 Students From Using Bathrooms and School Facilities Consistent With Gender Identity
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