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N.J. has made it easier for transgender people to change their names

N.J. has made it easier for transgender people to change their names
Updated Dec 17, 2020;
Kris Berrios, a transgender man from Union County, remembers what it was like a few years ago, going through the process to change his name one that he said felt unnecessarily drawn out.
“It was a long process. It took about three to four months,” Berrios said. “It was very costly too, $300 to $400, each time.”
This week, he joins LGBTQ advocates across the state in celebrating an alteration to the process for changing one’s name in the state of New Jersey, saying it better protects transgender citizens. ....

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Slaves in the country who had no rights and we were trying to secure the rights. it is so disturbing when you see that argument, that idea because barack obama won, the right that every other person has is somehow not as important to protect. and number two, and i ll finish here, number two, black people vote for white candidates, too. their access to the ballot box has nothing to do with who gets elected, necessarily. there is another argument about scalia s comment about racial entitlements. that is about 100 years ago, the supreme court actually nullified the supreme court amendment, they said reconstruction, that has been too much advancement. and two thirds of the 20th century of the jim crow laws, which the voting rights act was meant to overcome. right, it was later invalidated by the supreme court of the united states as specially an over-reach of the congress s authority and violation of the constitution. ....

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