Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti believes that it is God's will for him to defend the state's gender-affirming care ban for minors in a Supreme Court case. The law, violated by a lawsuit from families of transgender children, prohibits hormone treatments and puberty blockers for youth. Skrmetti sees his involvement as a divine mandate, emphasizing the moral implications of the case. The Supreme Court's ruling, expected by summer’s end, may greatly influence gender-affirming care laws nationally. The case has drawn support from anti-LGBTQ+ groups.
I'm in the middle of things that are so much bigger than I have any business being in the middle of. But I'm there for a reason.
This case could set a precedent affecting gender-affirming care for minors across the United States, with the Supreme Court's ruling expected soon.
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