Trump’s Day One Executive Order on ‘Male and Female’ | The White House strikes out at gender ideology and pronouns. Also: ends housing of biological men in women’s prisons; self-ID on passports; and more

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    > Here is what the order sets out:

    > * The Executive Order establishes Government-wide the biological reality of two sexes and clearly defines male and female.
    > * All radical gender ideology guidance, communication, policies, and forms are removed.
    > * Agencies will cease pretending that men can be women and women can be men when enforcing laws that protect against sex discrimination.
    > * “Woman” means an “adult human female.”
    > * The Executive Order directs that Government identification like passports and personnel records will reflect biological reality and not self-assessed gender identity.
    > * The Executive Order ends the practice of housing men in women’s prisons and taxpayer funded “transition” for male prisoners.
    > * The Executive Order ends the forced recitation of “preferred pronouns” and protects Americans’ First Amendment and statutory rights to recognize the biological and binary nature of sex.
    > * This includes protection in the workplace and in federal funded entities like schools.

    > The executive order does not address one of the most contentious areas of transgender activism: “gender-affirming care” for minors, meaning putting gender-distressed young people on a swift course to transition and lifetime medication. The Biden administration ardently supported such treatments, even as other Western nations began to restrict them, and dozens of U.S. states began to ban them.

    > The Biden administration sued Tennessee over its ban. That case resulted in a contentious oral argument at the Supreme Court in December, after which most observers felt the court would probably uphold Tennessee’s law.

    > Asked about why the new executive order does not deal with this, the senior official said, “This executive order is the first of many. I would expect that anything the president said he would do on the trail regarding these issues, he’s going to be fulfilling those promises.”

    > The order ends with a sweeping statement about the fundamental issue the White House believes is at stake in this order: ”Men and women are equal but have obvious sexual differences,” it reads. “If federal policies promote such an obvious falsehood that men can become women, the government will forfeit all credibility. The government must maintain a commitment to recognizing biological reality to maintain the trust of the American people.”

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