Major Victories For Transgender Community In North Carolina
During a month marked by attacks on the transgender community in multiple states across the country, North Carolina is among the few states that can tout some victories.
During a month marked by attacks on the transgender community in multiple states across the country, North Carolina is among the few states that can tout some victories.
The daughter of Rep. Greg Murphy, an anti-choice election denier from North Carolina’s 3rd District, spoke out about a horrific tweet her father sent.
A recent study of Innovations Waiver recipients in North Carolina found racial, gender, geographic, and age inequities among those receiving services.
North Carolina Senators Thom Tillis and Richard Burr voted against a bill that would provide help for Veterans who have been exposed to hazardous toxins during their service, a bill that they helped to craft.
Hospitals that charge survivors for conducting rape kit tests could be fined up to $25,000 if North Carolina House Bill 626 becomes law.
U.S. District Court Judge Loretta Biggs wrote that hormone therapy and surgeries “can be medically necessary to treat gender dysphoria in some cases.”
Democratic lawmakers and students in North Carolina want to end the state tax on menstrual products and ensure that schools can provide those menstrual products to their students.
Finally, Republican leaders in Raleigh are proposing we accept the billions of dollars in federal funding they’ve been passing up for a decade.
Source: WUNC According to WUNC, a mobile health clinic operated by doctors and nurses will travel to rural counties in the northeastern part of North
Source: Axios North Carolina Republican leaders have spent years ignoring the fact that over a half million low income people in this state lack health