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Started by Hazumu, January 28, 2009, 09:59:59 PM
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QuoteKirk v. Arnold argues a birth certificate is a fundamental document for any individual, and it is critical that it accurately reflects one's gender. Denying these women the ability to secure an accurate birth certificate is in opposition to the advice of medical experts who recommend that persons who transition their gender identity ensure that all aspects of their lives reflect that gender identity. "There's this piece of paper that is wrong, it says I'm someone I'm not," said Victoria.In addition, refusing to provide an accurate birth certificate poses everyday challenges that are unnecessary and dangerous. Having a corrected gender marker is important when a birth certificate is required to start a new job, get a driver's license, enter a federal building or board an airplane.
