Voices: My child is transgender. Utah’s fear-based legislation harms us all.

When we choose to create laws that are based on facts over fears, we foster safety and guarantee the protection of all.

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) Link Vasquez, left, who identified as a transgender male, and Cora Gardner, who identified as an LGBTQ ally, cheer during the Rally for Trans Community Support at the Capitol in Salt Lake City Friday, Jan. 24, 2025.

Voices: My child is transgender. Utah’s fear-based legislation harms us all.

When we choose to create laws that are based on facts over fears, we foster safety and guarantee the protection of all.

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