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  1. 23 jun.

    “I wouldn't choose to sue the State of Arkansas if I didn't have to,” said 15-year-old trans teen Dylan Brandt, who is a plaintiff in an ACLU lawsuit that takes issue with an Arkansas law banning minors from receiving gender-affirming medical care.

    “I wouldn't choose to sue the State of Arkansas if I didn't have to."
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  2. 23 jun.

    “Affirming these children earlier in life and providing that affirming care [including] hormone therapy… actually reduces rates of suicide... and improves long-term quality of life,” says Dr. Michele Hutchison about healthcare for transgender youth.

    Doctor describes benefits of providing gender-affirming care earlier
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  3. 23 jun.

    “It has been relentless. It's every day a new bill, every day a new lawsuit, every day something to brace yourself for,” ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio said about the 100+ anti-trans bills that have been introduced in state legislatures this year.

    "It has been relentless."
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  4. 23 jun.

    “There were people that didn't know us trying to tell me as a parent what decisions I was allowed to make for my son,” said Joanna Brandt about an Arkansas bill that would make it illegal for her transgender son to receive gender-affirming medical care.

    Mother talks Arkansas bill impact on her transgender son's healthcare
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  5. 23 jun.

    “Your insides do not match your outside… whatsoever,” said trans teen Dylan Brandt about how he felt before transitioning. When he was 13, Dylan wrote a letter to his mom saying, “I feel good when someone mistakenly calls me…your 'son.’”

    “Your insides do not match your outside… whatsoever.”
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  6. 23 jun.

    Dylan Brandt is one of the roughly 2% of U.S. high schoolers who identify as transgender. The teenager is a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by the ACLU, which challenges an Arkansas House bill that bans gender-affirming medical care for minors.

    Arkansas transgender teen suing the state’s attorney general
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  7. 23 jun.

    Dr. Rachel Levine made history as the first openly transgender Senate-confirmed federal official. On , she spoke with about the spate of anti-trans bills in the U.S. and about grappling with her gender identity in her youth.

    Dr. Rachel Levine talks anti-trans bills across the country
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  8. 23 jun.

    15-year-old Dylan Brandt didn't expect to be spending his summer suing the state of Arkansas. He is now a plaintiff in a lawsuit that argues that an Arkansas law banning gender-affirming care for transgender minors is unconstitutional. reports:

    Arkansas law to ban gender-affirming care for minors
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  9. 22 jun.

    “Our guys are very experienced. We have active-duty law enforcement in our organization that are helping to train us. We can blend in with our law enforcement,” says a member of the Oath Keepers, a far-right militia group.

    "We can blend in with our law enforcement."
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  10. 22 jun.

    From Alabama to Wisconsin, a look back at past 60 Minutes stories on racial injustice and policing as told on our broadcast in five different decades.

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  11. 22 jun.

    “It was certainly a hateful crime,” says prosecutor Jerry Blackwell, reflecting on racism and motive in the Derek Chauvin trial.

    Prosecutor reflects on racism and motive in the Derek Chauvin trial
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  12. 22 jun.

    “It’s not a partisan thing. It is a standard of decency that we have to insist upon for everyone,” says Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison about police reform.

    Minnesota Attorney General on police accountability
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  13. 22 jun.

    Prosecutors say a 9-year-old girl was an important witness in the Derek Chauvin trial. “It was so simple a child could and did understand it — a 9-year-old who just says, ‘Get off of him.’”

    A young girl's impact on the Derek Chauvin trial
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  14. 21 jun.

    “I wouldn't choose to sue the State of Arkansas if I didn't have to,” said 15-year-old trans teen Dylan Brandt, who is a plaintiff in an ACLU lawsuit that takes issue with an Arkansas law banning minors from receiving gender-affirming medical care.

    “I wouldn't choose to sue the State of Arkansas if I didn't have to."
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  15. 21 jun.

    “Affirming these children earlier in life and providing that affirming care [including] hormone therapy… actually reduces rates of suicide... and improves long-term quality of life,” says Dr. Michele Hutchison about healthcare for transgender youth.

    Doctor describes benefits of providing gender-affirming care earlier
    5 antwoorden 15 retweets 36 vind-ik-leuks
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  16. 21 jun.

    Emilie Kao of conservative think-tank the Heritage Foundation told Seth Doane, “we're working with…policy organizations, as well as state and federal lawmakers, and parents to make sure that the voices of parents and children are reflected in the laws.”

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  17. 21 jun.

    ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio said laws like the one passed in Arkansas, that bans minors from receiving gender-affirming medical care, “were drafted by organizations that are committed to limiting protections for trans people and then sent to lawmakers.”

    ACLU lawyer: some anti-trans bill were pre-drafted by organizations
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  18. 21 jun.

    “It has been relentless. It's every day a new bill, every day a new lawsuit, every day something to brace yourself for,” ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio said about the 100+ anti-trans bills that have been introduced in state legislatures this year.

    "It has been relentless."
    6 antwoorden 13 retweets 30 vind-ik-leuks
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  19. 21 jun.

    Joanna told that when her son came out as transgender, “we started to look into our options…. [and] we sought the advice of medical professionals. We did not seek the advice of lawmakers because that's not their area of expertise.”

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  20. 21 jun.

    “There were people that didn't know us trying to tell me as a parent what decisions I was allowed to make for my son,” said Joanna Brandt about an Arkansas bill that would make it illegal for her transgender son to receive gender-affirming medical care.

    Mother talks Arkansas bill impact on her transgender son's healthcare
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