A San Francisco program to give out money on to transgender-identifying individuals prioritized participants by race, and also ensured that many were Black or 'Latinx'
A program in San Francisco to hand out money to low-income transgender-identifying people favored Black and 'Latinx' recipients and even sets race targets for recipients, new documents show. Judicial Watch obtained more than 1,700 pages of documents from the City of San Francisco related to the Guaranteed Income for Transgender People program, which was announced by Mayor London Breed last year.
The documents also state how the wrap-around services being provided include 'gender-affirming primary medical and holistic care,' mental health services and 'gynecological and sexual health care' as well as financial literacy training and workforce development services. Emails from the government, obtained by the conservative group, also show officials discussing how the city needs to allow participants to use a chosen name rather than a legal name that may be on an ID.
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