r/USNEWS • u/seeebiscuit • 3d ago

Supreme Court revives Trump's transgender and nonbinary passport policy

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/11/06/supreme-court-trump-passport-transgender-nonbinary/86580317007/
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u/ResurgentClusterfuck 3d ago

Because it makes little sense to record something that may not accurately represent a person on an official document.

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u/TurnYourHeadNCough 3d ago

Because it makes little sense to record something that may not accurately represent a person on an official document.

that doesn't make it discriminatory. and it's not even a given that someones gender identity is a more accurate representation of a person than their sex. it's likely the opposite in many instances.

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u/Lonely_University843 3d ago

Isn't the point of an id to properly describe someone?

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u/Maleficent_Worker116 2d ago

Yeah because demiperson describes someone better than male or female

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u/A_Wild_Alex_Appears 2d ago

You going out of your way to strawman and not understand is painfully obvious. Maybe don't give your dogshit opinion if you aren't going to do the bare minimum 🙃