“These bills not only perpetuate harmful stereotypes and misinformation about transgender people but also seek to codify discrimination and transphobia into law,” added Elle Moxley, CEO of the Marsha P. … Johnson Institute, in a separate statement, which also noted that, for transgender people, “existing is a radical act.”
“We are being actively, methodically and intentionally eradicated.”
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