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👁️‍🗨️ Masato Sato 🏳️‍⚧️
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I like art.
Sometimes I doodle.
Sometimes I craft.
All are gay.
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tigerofthevoid.bsky.social
Happy birthday!!! ❤️🔥
July 30, 2025 at 11:06 PM
tigerofthevoid.bsky.social
Sleep is death
January 31, 2025 at 5:23 PM
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I know that not everyone is able to move or flee, but just wanted to make sure people knew that MN is a trans refuge state in case it helps someone out there.

I had to condense the alt text FAQ but I hope it's still useful
Does this law protect trans adults, or is it solely for children? The law's protections against out-of-state subpoenas and extradition extend to any individual, adult or child, who accesses, provides, or assists someone else in accessing or providing gender-affirming health care in Minnesota. This means that everyone, regardless of age, is covered by the law's safeguards! If I am a trans individual considering relocation to Minnesota, how would this law provide me protection? The law underscores Minnesota's commitment to safeguarding the rights of transgender, non-binary and gender expansive individuals to access gender-affirming health care. It offers assurance that out-of-state laws opposing such care won't be enforced in Minnesota. Can a non-resident trans individual receive gender-affirming health care in Minnesota? Yes, anyone within the boundaries of Minnesota, including visitors, can seek and receive gender-affirming health care. How does this law prevent me from being subpoenaed under the laws of another state? The law prohibits Minnesota from recognizing or enforcing a subpoena related to the laws of another state with the purpose of impeding an individual's access to gender-affirming healthcare. It explicitly states that failure to comply with such a subpoena cannot serve as a basis for contempt in Minnesota courts. How does this law affect custody disputes if I am a parent allowing my child to receive gender-affirming health care? The law ensures that a law from another state authorizing removal of a child from their parent because the parent allowed the child to receive gender-affirming health care is against the public policy of Minnesota and will not be enforced in the state. It also stipulates that a court order coming from out of state, calling for the removal of a child for this reason, will not be enforced in Minnesota. Need legal services or more information? Contact advocacy@rainbowhealth.org
January 27, 2025 at 11:41 PM
tigerofthevoid.bsky.social
Can’t wait to see the color work!
January 23, 2025 at 6:08 AM
tigerofthevoid.bsky.social
And silence is complicity. Be mad - use your voice - never bow down. We will persevere.
January 21, 2025 at 4:25 PM