US SCR11

Concurrent resolution expressing congressional support for International Transgender Day of Visibility, founded in 2009 to honor achievements and contributions of transgender individuals

Cites discrimination faced by transgender community in employment, health care, housing, public services, and education, with disproportionate impacts on transgender people of color, immigrants, those with disabilities, and youth

References five Executive Orders issued by President Trump that the resolution characterizes as attempting to "erase transgender people," including orders on gender definitions, military service, youth medical care, K-12 education, and women's sports

Highlights political achievements including Sarah McBride as first openly transgender member of Congress, at least 23 transgender/nonbinary state legislators, and transgender elected officials in 36 states plus D.C.

Resolves that Congress supports International Transgender Day of Visibility, encourages public observance, celebrates transgender accomplishments, and recognizes the community's pursuit of equal dignity and respect