California's New Year's resolution: Let transgender youth suffer irreversible harm, via IGHaworth.
The average person might set New Year’s resolutions such as eating less, calling their parents more, or finally kicking that Netflix addiction in favor of cracking open a book.
“As red states pursue 100s of laws criminalizing LGBTQ people — with incitement to violence all too common — CA stands strong as a beacon of hope,” the aptly named Wiener added. If you’re a parent who, say, doesn’t think the breasts of your adolescent daughter should be cut off, are you as welcome in California? Of course not.
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