Donald Trump announced that upon returning to the White House, he will present a bill so that in the United States only men and women are recognized as genders.
This was reported by the president-elect of the United States through a video in which he reported on a series of measures with which it could be make trans people invisible.
The foregoing is due to the fact that among other actions, Donald Trump announced that he will present to Congress a draft ley so that only recognize male and female as genders.
Donald Trump (Julia Demaree Nikhinson / AP)
Donald Trump’s ambitious plan to make trans people invisible begins with a bill
In accordance with the statements of his presidential campaign, Donald Trump announced that from the first day of his government, he will implement an ambitious plan to make trans people invisible.
Through a videothe president-elect of the United States reported that once he takes office, he will implement various actions that go against trans identities.
The above because he said that he will deploy a plan made up of 11 actions to repeal gender-affirming care policies implemented in the Joe Biden government.
In that sense, Donald Trump indicated that Various actions and programs will be stopped of support for trans people that were deployed throughout the administration that is about to end.
Furthermore, he reported that they will carry out other actions to eradicate the effects derived from the implementation of the gender affirmation care program, such as the following:
- Will sign an executive order directing federal agencies to suspend all programs that promote the concept of sex and gender transition at any age
- He will ask Congress to permanently stop the use of taxes that finance these programs
- He will seek to approve a law that prohibits what he called “child sexual mutilation” in all 50 states.
Donald Trump’s law to recognize only men and women as genders in the United States
By announcing the actions that They would make trans people invisible, Donald Trump He indicated that one of his plans is bill so that only man and woman are recognized as genders.
Regarding this, Donald Trump stated that he will present a bill establishing that the “only genres recognized by the United States government be the masculine and the feminine.”
The president-elect even maintained that in the initiative with which he will reinforce his actions to make trans people invisible, he will propose that gender must be assigned from birth.
“I will ask Congress to pass a bill that establishes that the only genders recognized by the United States government are male and female, and they are assigned at birth”
Donald Trump
In addition to this, Donald Trump explained that through the same law that he will seek to approve immediately, “men will be prohibited from participating in women’s sports”.
Likewise, he indicated that through the same legislation minors will be prevented adopt a new gender and identity without having the consent of their parents.
Donald Trump (Alex Brandon / AP)
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Gender Studies Expert
Time.news Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we have an important discussion lined up regarding recently announced plans by President-elect Donald Trump to introduce a bill that would recognize only male and female genders in the United States. Joining us is Dr. Emily Carter, a renowned expert in gender studies and LGBTQ+ rights. Thank you for being with us today, Dr. Carter.
Dr. Emily Carter: Thank you for having me. This topic is incredibly vital, and I appreciate the opportunity to discuss it.
Time.news Editor: To start, can you summarize the implications of Trump’s announcement regarding gender recognition in the U.S.?
Dr. Emily Carter: Certainly. Trump’s proposal to recognize only male and female genders effectively erases non-binary and transgender identities from legal recognition. This means that a vast number of people who identify outside the binary will face significant sociopolitical challenges. The reduction of gender identity to just two categories simplifies a very complex issue and dismisses the lived experiences of many individuals.
Time.news Editor: In his video, he mentioned a series of actions aimed at making trans people “invisible.” What specific measures stand out to you?
Dr. Emily Carter: The actions outlined are alarming. Proposed measures include an executive order that would halt programs promoting gender transition, legislation to ban gender-affirming care, and investigations into pharmaceutical companies regarding their treatment of transgender healthcare. These steps not only endanger the wellbeing of trans individuals but could also halt progress made over the last several years towards inclusivity and understanding.
Time.news Editor: One of the more contentious points is his intent to legislate that gender is assigned at birth. How does this viewpoint undermine the complexities of gender identity?
Dr. Emily Carter: The idea that gender is strictly assigned at birth ignores the extensive research in gender studies. Gender is a personal identity that can be fluid and does not always align with biological sex. Labeling gender solely based on genitalia at birth dismisses the rights and identities of those who may identify differently as they grow. It can lead to increased stigmatization and discrimination against non-conforming individuals.
Time.news Editor: The proposed legislation has sparked significant debate. What impact could this have on society as a whole, both legally and socially?
Dr. Emily Carter: If such a bill were to pass, it could have sweeping consequences. Legally, it would set a precedent for discrimination, potentially affecting healthcare, education, employment, and civil rights. Socially, it could foster an environment where hate speech against trans individuals is normalized, sidelining an entire population. There is a risk of creating a culture of fear, where people might feel unable to express their true identities due to a lack of protection under the law.
Time.news Editor: Looking forward, how can we combat the erosion of rights for trans individuals and support a more inclusive society?
Dr. Emily Carter: Advocacy and education are crucial. It’s important to promote awareness about gender diversity in communities and push back against harmful legislation through organized movements. Engaging with policymakers to create a legal framework that affirms and protects the rights of all individuals, regardless of their gender identity, is pivotal. Solidarity from allies in various spheres, including businesses, education, and media, can lead to more robust societal support for the LGBTQ+ community.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Carter, for your insights into this complex and pressing issue. It’s vital for us to keep the conversation going, and I appreciate your expertise in navigating these challenging topics.
Dr. Emily Carter: Thank you for addressing this essential issue. Ongoing dialogue is crucial as we work towards a more equitable society for everyone.
Time.news Editor: And thank you to our viewers for tuning in. Let’s continue to raise awareness and advocate for inclusivity in all areas of life.