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The wealthy California community of Palm Springs plans to pass out taxpayers’ money – but only if you are poor and identify as the opposite sex – in what city leaders are calling a limited trial basis for a universal basic income in the city.

The Palm Springs City Council took the first step in approving funding for two organizations to develop a universal basic income pilot program that prioritizes trans and nonbinary residents.

Transgender Residents will receive $900 monthly solely for identifying as Trans or Non-Binary! No strings attached!

On March 24, the Palm Springs City Council unanimously approved the request of two local nonprofit organizations, DAP Health and Queer Works, for $200,000 in funding.

A city in the Southern California desert known for its LGBT-friendly culture is set to offer residents who identify as transgender or nonbinary a guaranteed income, regardless of their economic status.

Mayor Middleton says headlines claiming the city is providing funding for UBI for trans and nonbinary residents “have got it wrong.”

A California city is moving forward with a plan to provide transgender and nonbinary residents with cash payments as part of a universal income pilot program.

A city in southern California plans to give universal basic income to transgender and nonbinary residents beginning sometime over the next year. On March 24, the Palm Springs City Council approved

Transgender Residents will receive $900 monthly solely for identifying as Trans or Non-Binary! No strings attached!

Neon Nettle - California City to Give Transgender Residents $900 in Taxpayer Money Every Month - The plan is part of a $200,000 pilot program