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California Senate adopts resolution recognizing Transgender Day of Visibility after heated floor debate
Summary
The California State Senate on March 24 adopted Senate Resolution 22, designating March 24 as Transgender Day of Visibility. The measure drew extended debate on the floor about threats facing transgender people and the role of the Legislature in protecting them; final recorded vote was 26 ayes, 1 no.
The California State Senate adopted Senate Resolution 22 on March 24, formally recognizing March 24 as Transgender Day of Visibility and calling attention to what the resolution describes as heightened threats to transgender people nationwide.
The resolution, introduced by Senator Scott Wiener, affirms the dignity of transgender people and urges support for their safety and access to health care, education, and public life. Wiener opened the debate on behalf of the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus and framed the measure as both a commemoration and a call to action.
Supporters from both the LGBTQ caucus and allied members described the measure as a…
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