Minnesota's gender-affirming laws act as magnet to transgender population and their families
Minnesota?s laws related the transgender population are working as a magnet for people and families from less friendly states, especially in the South. Several of them told us they?ve already moved here or are planning to come soon because they feel vilified and abandoned by states where they?ve spent their entire lives. A simple Reddit request for Twin Cities neighborhood recommendations landed Rylie Rogers a lot of affirmation.
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