#gavingrimm

[freedomforallamericans]

2017 was a huge year for transgender Americans – and this week, during Transgender Awareness Week, we thank the many people who have advanced equality and non-discrimination protections, including Gavin Grimm, whose U.S. Supreme Court case brought national attention to the conversation around dignity for transgender people. Share this to add your voice: http://bit.ly/2io0HmL

[profeminist]

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[lgbtmap]

It’s great to see so many amicus briefs supporting Gavin Grimm and equality for trans students. Many transgender students, like Gavin, face discrimination and mistreatment when it comes to using the same school facilities as their peers. MAP’s Talking About Transgender Students & School Facilities Access provides helpful tips and examples for supporting policies to protect trans students and their ability to access facilities that match their gender identity. http://lgbtmap.org/talking-about-transgender-students-school-facilities-access  #standwithgavin

[nbcnightlynews]

BREAKING: US Supreme Court says won't hear appeal from transgender student Gavin Grimm; sends case back to lower courts due to Trump admin. policy change. http://nbcnews.to/2lwmsEI

[artistsintheclassroom8]

No one is just one thing.

Laverne Cox

[freedomforallamericans]

Just days after hearing from thousands of voices from all across the country in support of transgender equality, the Supreme Court sent a landmark case back to a lower court for consideration, meaning it will not hear the case this spring, a disappointing move that leaves transgender students behind. We will never stop fighting for transgender dignity -- share if you're with us: http://bit.ly/2mt957k

[freedomforallamericans]

This week thousands of Americans signed their names onto amicus briefs in support of transgender students, an unprecedented demonstration of support before the U.S. Supreme Court. Take a look at this overview, and please share: http://bit.ly/2m3dGec

[lgbtmap]

Infographic: 150K Trans Kids in U.S. Schools Experience Discrimination & Harassment

This spring, the U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case about a transgender student’s ability to attend school. While this case is about one student’s access to facilities that match his gender identity, many of the estimated 150,000 transgender youth in America’s schools report harassment, bullying, and discrimination. All students deserve to be safe at school, and that includes being able to use facilities that match their gender identity.

Please share our new infographic! #StandwithGavin