State struggles to implement 2019 law that allows 'X' gender on IDs for nonbinary residents

It’s been nearly four years since an Illinois law opened the door for nonbinary residents to mark “X” for their gender on driver’s licenses and other state IDs, but the seemingly simple change has yet to take effect in the face of challenges it presents to law enforcement and the health care industry. The delay was not unexpected — the Illinois secretary of state’s office said at the time the ...

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