Nurses protest Kaiser's cut to transgender care for young people in SF: Here's what both sides say
Briefly

Nurses in San Francisco protested against Kaiser Permanente's upcoming pause on gender-affirming surgeries for individuals under 19, attributing the decision to actions from the Trump Administration. The nurses' union, along with allies including State Senator Scott Wiener, publicly opposed the decision, emphasizing their commitment to advocating for trans youth. Protesters voiced support for medical providers who believe that providing necessary healthcare is vital for saving lives. Kaiser acknowledged concerns from its nurses while indicating that many healthcare providers are experiencing similar pressures.
"This action today is to communicate that the nurses' union, parents of trans kids, our patients who are trans, do not agree with this decision, we don't support it, and we won't be quiet about it."
"We are supporting the brave medical providers who are standing up for the rights of trans kids. There are nurses and other providers who know that giving kids health care they need will save lives."
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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