The US Navy no longer asks personnel about gender identity, but will only focus on biological gender in terms of ship and base shape and unitary space, reported by military press Stripes.
Outlet Navy memos have been obtained The date on Tuesday, which states that the US recognizes the two genders, was “incompatible.”
Single sex “intimate spaces” are included in the bathroom and ship residences and ship berths, according to the stars and stripes, as notes point to them.
The change comes from President Donald Trump's executive order last month signed last month with the title “Protecting women from gender ideological extremism and restoring biological truths to the federal government.”
Riley Gaines is featured on the Trump HHS website, which is based on the “two gender” executive order
The official Navy stickers are on display. (Paul Richards/AFP Getty Images)
The guidance states that “there is something.” Only two genders, male and female.” And the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) “uses these definitions to promote policies that allow women to be biologically female and men to be biologically male.” Males specify that they are “people of a gender characterized by a reproductive system with biological functions that produce sperm, while females are “people of a sex character characterized by a reproductive system with biological functions that produce eggs.”
The Air Force and the Army issued guidance earlier this month for plans to eliminate gender identity policies in accordance with Trump's orders.
As of 2018, there were an estimated 14,700 U.S. military personnel identified as transgender. NPR Report Cited a study by the Palm Center. In 2021, a military survey by the Office of People Analytics showed that approximately 1.7% of service members were either identified as transgender or had gender identities that differed from their birth gender.
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“This administration is regaining common sense and restoring biological truths to the federal government.” HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He said in a statement. “The previous administration's policy of trying to design gender ideology for all aspects of public life is over.”
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Trump's gender-related executive order, including banning biological men from women's sports and transgender people from the military, has raised legal challenges, There are several lawsuits The order was submitted by progressive and LGBT advocacy groups, claiming it violated civil rights protections for transgender individuals.
Alexander Hall and Jamie Joseph of Fox News contributed to this report.
