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Two days after the nation came together to reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy and his work to eradicate discrimination, today’s SCOTUS decision on President Trump’s #TransMilitaryBan is more concerning proof that we're still a long way from living Dr. King’s dream.
Instead of listening to the expertise of our military leaders, yesterday's court order sends a message to the transgender community—including servicemembers on the front lines defending our nation—that they're not valuable or welcome in our institutions. This is unacceptable.
I am deeply disappointed in yesterday’s decision, and urge @DeptofDefense not to move forward with this discriminatory #TransMilitaryBan that would create further uncertainty for our troops and degrade our national security.
MLK would not have approved of transgender lifestyle nor did he approve of abortion.
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