Legal Battles Over Gender-Affirming Care Bans in Kentucky and Tennessee
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A federal appeals court has rejected attempts to block Senate Bill 150, which bans health care providers in Kentucky from performing gender-affirming care for transgender children and prescribing drugs that delay or alter puberty. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) had filed an injunction against the bill, arguing that it violates the rights and freedoms of parents and their children. Despite the ACLU's efforts, the bill remains in full effect as the appeals move forward in the lower court.
- Federal appeals court rejects attempt to block gender-affirming care ban in Kentucky WLKY Louisville
- Federal judge rejects request to block TN ban on gender-affirming care WKRN News 2
- What you need to know about trans youth health care in Kentucky and Tennessee The Washington Post
- Fayette parents file class action suit against SB 150, citing education components Lexington Herald Leader
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