In June 2017, Shige Sakurai walked into the Washington, D.C., Department of Motor Vehicles as the first person in the country to receive a legally-issued, gender-neutral marker on their license.
Almost two years later, the students Sakurai advocates for at the University of Maryland will have the same opportunity.
The Maryland General Assembly passed legislation earlier this month to add a gender-neutral marker option to the state’s licenses and will make it possible for any resident to change their marked gender without documentation. If it becomes law, the program will begin in October.
Sakurai, the associate director of the LGBT Equity Center, said the move will help transgender and nonbinary people “know that they’re welcome and they’re full members of the community.”
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who cares. From the statistics available most that choose this lunacy end up committing suicide by the ripe old age of 40
ReplyDeleteMore like 30!
DeleteTo what purpose does it serve? None. If someone wants their license change and it provides no benefit, let them pay for the change just like vanity tags.
ReplyDeleteIf I identify as a suitcase can I fly for free?
ReplyDeleteThe state and it's Libtards are a F'n embarrassment. I am ashamed to say that I am from Maryland.
ReplyDeleteI would like to know who voted to pass this bill? Carl Anderton?
This makes me puke!
ReplyDeleteCan they still be organ donors?
ReplyDeleteYes, but a female cannot donate her male organs. HUHHH????
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