
There’s a new safe haven for those who identify as transgender in Massachusetts, after Worcester officially became a sanctuary city for that community during a lengthy city council meeting on Tuesday night. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. This meeting lasted about five hours, and there were about 200 people who showed up to voice their support.
Main Idea: Worcester, Massachusetts, voted to become a sanctuary city for transgender and gender-diverse people after a petition campaign led by Queer Residents of Worcester and Our Allies.
Key Points:
Some voters and taxpayers may face more city conflict and legal fights over local policy, which can add time and cost.
Queer Residents of Worcester and Our Allies helped win a policy that may make trans people feel safer and could improve access to housing, care, and school for.
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