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Billboard Campaign Highlights Trans Rights Erosion in Kansas

3/29/2026

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In Kansas, laws restrict trans youth from gender-affirming medical care and from changing gender markers.
Mayday Health, a nonprofit, launched a billboard saying "God Made Trans People" targeting about 1.2 million drivers.
The law requires driver’s licenses to reflect sex assigned at birth and passed despite Governor Laura Kelly's veto.
The actions have been described as a significant erosion of transgender civil rights in the United States.

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In Kansas, laws restrict trans youth from gender-affirming medical care and from changing gender markers.
Mayday Health, a nonprofit, launched a billboard saying "God Made Trans People" targeting about 1.2 million drivers.
The law requires driver’s licenses to reflect sex assigned at birth and passed despite Governor Laura Kelly's veto.
The actions have been described as a significant erosion of transgender civil rights in the United States.