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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.