Group sues Oklahoma governor over birth certificate order
A national civil rights group is suing Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt over his decision to prohibit the state from issuing birth certificates listing a nonbinary option
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A national civil rights group is suing Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt over his decision to prohibit the state from issuing birth certificates listing a nonbinary option
A national civil rights group sued Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt on Monday over his decision to prohibit the state from issuing birth certificates listing a nonbinary option or allowing transgender people to change their gender designation.
After a 7-3 vote in the Senate's Health and Human Services committee, Senate Bill 1100 passed despite procedural and legislative opposition.
Mauree Turner (left), a Democrat who represents Oklahoma City in the state legislature, blasted Governor Kevin Stitt (right) for coming out against a third gender designation on official birth certificates.
Gov. Kevin Stitt (R-OK) on Thursday criticized a State Health Department settlement establishing a nonbinary birth certificate option.