Jeopardy! champion Amy Schneider visits White House on Transgender Day of Visibility
“Hanging out in what is apparently the Secretary of War Room. The US hasn’t had a Secretary of War for decades, but if we ever have one again, their office is still ready I guess,” Amy Schneider posted on Twitter.
Biden administration also welcomes LGBTQ kids By Chris Johnson | Washington Blade via the National LGBT Media Association Amy Schneider, the transgender participant on “Jeopardy!” who holds the game show’s second-longest winning streak after 40 victories, was set to visit the White House on Thursday in recognition of the Transgender Day of Visibility.
Schneider is to meet with the Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff to “discuss the importance of advancing transgender visibility and equality,” according to background information from the White House.
The guidance doesn’t say one way or the other whether a meeting Schneider and President Biden will take place. The visit by Schneider is but one way the White House is set to recognize the Transgender Day of Visibility in the aftermath of Biden issuing a official proclamation to honor the occasion.
