CO-You can now be jailed for "misgendering" a transqueer.

Colorado state motto: "Nil sine numine" "Libum coquere debes"

 
The merger of private business and the state:

Quote: "When the customer is always right. And you end up in jail when they're not."

On the way to ---------> fascismmmm. No matter what party one belongs/supports.
 
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The merger of private business and the state:

Quote: "When the customer is always right. And you end up in jail when they're not."

On the way to ---------> fascismmmm. No matter what party one belongs/supports.

Yes but that is bad fascism and I oppose it vehemently
 
When I next visit California, I mean Colorado, I'm gonna demand they use my preferred pronoun "Mega Toaster Zero Nine Five Seven Four Nine Two Thirty Seven"

and if they get it wrong I will get them arrested
 
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Not true, they stripped that part from the final signed bill. It was unconstitutional. You have a legal protected right to call anyone any name you choose.

This is what passed.

 
Not true, they stripped that part from the final signed bill. It was unconstitutional. You have a legal protected right to call anyone any name you choose.

This is what passed.


I don't think the bill went far enough. What if I wanted to call a person by his nickname which is "Fire" really loud?
 
Somehow, I missed this...




Apparently the jail time provisions were stripped out but it's still unconstitutional.


The actual final bill.


Legal Protections for Transgender Individuals​


Bill Summary

Section 1 of the act specifies that the short title of the Act is the "Kelly Loving Act".

Sections 2 through 5 provide that, if at any point following the issuance of a license to marry or a civil union license, a party to the marriage or civil union presents the issuing county clerk and recorder with appropriate documentation of that party's name change and requests the issuance of a new license to marry or civil union license, the county clerk shall issue a new license to marry or civil union license that reflects the party's name change. After a new license to marry or civil union license is issued, the effective date of the marriage or civil union remains the date listed on the original license to marry or civil union license.

Section 6 provides that, if a local education provider, an educator, or a contractor chooses to enact or enforce a policy related to names, that policy must be inclusive of all reasons that a student might adopt a name that differs from the student's legal name.

Section 7 requires a dress code adopted by a school district board of education or by an institute charter school board for a charter school authorized by the charter school institute must allow each student to choose from any of the options provided in the dress code policy.

Section 8 defines the term "chosen name" for purposes of the "Colorado Anti-discrimination Act" as a name that an individual requests to be known as in connection to the individual's disability, race, creed, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, familial status, national origin, or ancestry, so long as the name does not contain offensive language and the individual is not requesting the name for frivolous purposes. Section 8 also includes "chosen name and how the individual chooses to be expressed" as forms of gender expression for purposes of the "Colorado Anti-discrimination Act."

Section 10 repeals a provision of law that limited the state registrar to amending a gender designation for an individual's birth certificate only 1 time upon the individual's request without the submission of a court order. Sections 11, 12 and 13 change the number of times that the department of revenue may amend a sex designation on an individual's driver's license, identification card, or identification document upon the individual's request from 1 to 3.
 
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