Fairfax County Observes Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter
The decision, unanimously voted by the Fairfax County Board, has sparked controversy among some community members.
- Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to observe Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter, March 31, this year.
- Critics argue the decision offends Christians by aligning the observance with the holiest day on the Christian calendar.
- Supporters emphasize the importance of recognizing and empowering the transgender community within Fairfax County.
- The proclamation is seen as part of the board's moral responsibility to support all people, regardless of agreement.
- The move comes amid broader national debates over transgender rights and legislation.