Workplace discrimination plagues Utah transgenders
http://www.scrippsnews.com/node/46289 (http://www.scrippsnews.com/node/46289)
ROSEMARY WINTERS
8/21/09
Salt Lake City resident Candice Metzler wanted to let her work colleagues see the transition she already had begun in her personal life. Known to them as a man, Metzler wore mascara, eyeliner and white-tipped acrylic nails to a company barbecue.
Three months later, Metzler, was unemployed and homeless.
Although her boss had supported her coming out as transgender, clients began shunning the small, home-inspection enterprise after the picnic. The struggling business let Metzler go.