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Colorado trans protections bill, after difficult journey through Capitol, is heading to Gov. Jared Polis

  • Colorado lawmakers passed House Bill 1312 on May 6, 2025, to strengthen protections for transgender people statewide.
  • The bill’s development followed extensive input from trans Coloradans and advocacy groups, responding to ongoing discrimination and anti-trans rhetoric nationally.
  • The law, named in memory of Kelly Loving—a transgender individual who lost her life in the Club Q tragedy—outlaws discrimination such as deadnaming and misgendering, while also streamlining the process for changing legal names and gender markers.
  • The Senate passed the bill with a 20-14 vote after amendments removed controversial provisions, with supporters highlighting its mental health benefits for trans individuals.
  • The legislation now awaits Governor Jared Polis’s signature and signals Colorado’s commitment to being a safe place for transgender people amid nationwide challenges.
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DailyTruthReport broke the news in on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
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