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Anti-trans US states facing economic impact

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US states which pass bills targeting trans people are facing economic hardship as a result, with Tennessee seeing over 200 businesses sign an open letter in opposition of the state’s new regulations against trans inclusion in sports. GLAAD has recorded 133 anti-LGBTQ+ bills so far in 2021, 111 of which target trans people.

Alabama, Arkansas, Idaho, Mississippi, South Dakota, Tennessee, and West Virginia have already passed anti-trans legislation.

Since passing a bill against trans participation in sports two months ago, Tennessee has faced economic complications, with Jennifer Pritzker – the world’s first transgender billionaire – threatening to relocate business out of the state.

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