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Traditional media unite and disapprove Supreme CourtTennessee’s landmark ruling for trans-health ban on minors.
In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court challenged a Tennessee law that limited access to pubertal blockers and hormone treatment for children with the same gender.
Although the decision affects only minors, several news organizations constitute negative rulings on all age groups and suggests that it is a “frustration of trans rights” for all age groups. The results are also described as “a major blow”, “a devastating loss” and “an amazing setback”.
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The Supreme Court upheld Tennessee’s ban on puberty lockdown and hormone therapy for transgender minors, in a landmark case, U.S. v. Skrmetti. ((Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images))
“Break: The Supreme Court insists that Tennessee bans the maintenance of trans people who have trans rights for trans people, trans people, trans people, trans people,” the Associated Press reported on Wednesday.
NBC News also released: “Break: The Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law that restricts gender transition care for minors, which has dealt a major blow to trans rights.”
“The U.S. Supreme Court’s gender health care services for transgender minors in Tennessee support a Republican-backed ban, a setback to trans rights that could strengthen state efforts to defend other measures against trans people,” Reuters wrote.
The Boston Globe also released: “The Supreme Court upheld Tennessee’s ban on gender care for trans minors, which is a surprising setback to trans rights.”
Tennessee law was passed in 2023, and the Supreme Court’s oral debate was heard in December, but some news outlets will rule on negative links to President Donald Trump’s policy.
Newsweek Warning on the title The ruling is a “major setback in trans rights”, telling readers that the decision effectively protects President Donald Trump’s Republican and state governments’ efforts to provide protection for trans people. ”
Washington Post Describes 6-3 ruling As a “Supreme Court split,” it said the broader trans debate “the Trump administration has seized on a polarized national issue in its initiatives for trans rights.” NPR says The decision “puts the Supreme Court into another cultural war hatred.”
The New York Times Trying to equate the ruling with the ruling of minors with the Supreme Court’s 2020 ruling, thus giving civil rights protection to gay and trans adults to Chapter VII employers.
“This decision was made in the midst of a violent attack on trans rights by the Trump administration, a painful setback for their supporters who celebrated a court decision only five years ago to protect transgender people from workplace discrimination.” Times wrote.
The Washington Post called the 6-3 ruling the “Supreme Court” and said the Trump administration “grabbed in an initiative against trans rights.” (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
CNN went further, dismissing the ruling in a “critical moment” for transgender communities.
“The 6-3 decision of the conservative majority was a major blow to trans people and their advocates,” he said. CNN wrote. “Since 2020, Republican-led states across the country have passed a wave of laws that regulate the lives of trans Americans, with a special focus on minors.”
“President Donald Trump’s campaign for reelection partially ended the ‘trans madness’, where he has taken several measures to withdraw the benefits of the community,” CNN continued.
guardian Called the ruling “The devastating losses of trans supporters could set a precedent for dozens of other lawsuits involving the rights of trans children.”
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Several news organizations, including the Associated Press, NBC News and CNN, pushed the Supreme Court’s ruling as a narrative of “the setback of trans rights.” (Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)
CNN political director David Chalian said Republicans will use the ongoing trans debate before the 2026 midterm elections, but stressed that it would have a “real human impact” on American families.
“We will understand the impact of humanity on this court decision in families across the country, but politically, two things I think are to be aware of are how Republicans will hit gas on this issue, they think it is their victory cultural war issue against them, and watch Democrats, watch those in the 2028 campaign, and with this political issue in mind, their attitudes towards this issue are all propaganda. Do it at 24,” Chalian said on the channel.
Protesters’ trans procedure for minors and protesters against trans people showcase outside the Supreme Court’s oral debate in Washington, DC on December 4, 2024 (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)
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The MSNBC panel issued an alert about “slide” that could put trans children at risk for ruling.
“Since the states are imitators,” said Barbara McQuade, a legal analyst at MSNBC, “So, I think if you have a family with trans children today, if you live in a state where trans Americans are hostile, your children may be at risk.” ”
