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Minnesota and Tennessee

2023-03-10 17:09:25.689276+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

State of Minnesota Executive Department: Governor Tim Walz: Executive Order 23-03: Protecting and Suppoirting the Rights of Minnesota's LGBTQIA+ Community Members to Seek and Receive Gender Affirming Health Care Services, including directives that there should be "no assistance from state agencies to states seeking to penalize gender affirming healthcare services", and providing "protection against extradition".

Meanwhile, Chattanooga mayor, police unsure how to enforce new restrictions on drag shows as the Tennessee governor and legislature try to drag that state back even further.

Edit: expanding this, Mother Jones: Inside the Secret Working Group That Helped Push Anti-Trans Laws Across the Country and an Google Sheets index of the Rep. Peter Deutsch emails maintained @marnanel@queer.party.

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