Sixteen-year-old Lux Matt and their mother, Meghan Matt, made a significant journey from New Orleans to Washington, DC, to participate in a rally outside the Supreme Court. Lux, a high school junior, expressed their motivation to advocate for the rights of trans youth, whose lives have been increasingly politicized in recent times.
Lux emphasized the importance of standing up for themselves and the millions of other trans individuals residing in regions like the Bible Belt and the South. Their resolute statement, 'We are here and we’re not going anywhere,' underscored their commitment to the cause.
Meghan Matt, Lux's mother, shared her perspective on the matter, highlighting the fundamental need for equal access to healthcare for all children, regardless of their gender identity. She stressed that the essence of the case lies in ensuring that trans kids have the same opportunities for healthcare as their cisgender peers.
Their presence at the rally symbolized a broader movement advocating for the rights and well-being of trans youth across the nation. Lux and Meghan Matt's voices added to the chorus of individuals striving to create a more inclusive and equitable society for all.
