Kansas invalidates more than 1,000 transgender residents’ driver’s licenses, birth certificates
A Kansas law invalidating the driver’s licenses and birth certificates of transgender residents who changed their gender on the documents took effect Thursday. The legislation, Senate Bill 244, requires all Kansans to identify with the same gender as their birth sex on official state documents. That impacts more than 1,000 people in the state, according…
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