California – The Third District Court of Appeals this week ruled that forcing nursing home staff to refer to transgender residents by their preferred pronoun violates the First Amendment.
The 2017 law prohibited nursing home staffers from ‘discriminating’ or ‘mistreating’ residents by referring to anything other than their preferred pronouns. Anyone who violated the California Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly Act is guilty of a misdemeanor.
The appeals court overturned the part of the law that ban employees from “misgendering them” also known as “deadnaming.”
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