Assembly proclaims Transgender History Month and recounts Compton’s Cafeteria uprising
Summary
Assemblymember Haney presented HR 127 recognizing Transgender History Month, recalled historical landmarks including the 1966 Compton’s Cafeteria uprising, warned of recent threats to transgender people and the need to protect gains; the resolution passed by voice vote.
Assemblymember Haney introduced HR 127 to honor Transgender History Month, tracing historical milestones and the role of transgender and gender-expansive Californians in shaping state history. Haney cited the Compton’s Cafeteria uprising (1966) and argued that standing with transgender Californians is consistent with California’s values.
Members across caucuses voiced support, described threats to transgender youth and institutions, and urged ongoing protections for gender-affirming care and safe schools. The resolution was adopted by voice vote after co-authors were added.
Speakers: Assemblymember Haney (author); Assemblymembers Addis, Wilson, Ward and others (supporters).
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