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Direct replacement of ‘sex’ with ‘gender’ in U.S. passport and Social Security policies

July 25, 2014 · by Elizabeth Hungerford · in gender identity · 25 Comments

At the federal level, it is possible to change the sex on both your Social Security card and United States passport documents. The policies currently in effect require only a physician or psychiatrist’s attestation of “appropriate clinical treatment” (Social Security Administration) or “gender-related care” (U.S. passports). In both cases, gender is used in direct replacement […]

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