Results: How Do You Feel About This Gender Survey?

Well, on two accounts, California has done it again; We are first to have gender-neutral birth certificates, and gender-neutral driver's licenses, and ID cards. Were you aware of this?

From this list, choose these gender-neutral terms you are aware of:

Assume that you're in California, would you apply or renew your license or ID and choose "gender-neutral"?

Gov. Jerry Brown signed a measure allowing Californians to identify their gender as "non-binary" on driver's licenses if they don't identify solely as male or female, the latest effort by California to ease barriers for LGBT people. The bill signed late Sunday was among the last of 977 bills that Brown acted on just before a deadline Sunday night. Are you familiar with the term non-bianary? ((Non-binary gender (see also genderqueer) describes any gender identity which does not fit the male and female binary. ))

California has become the first state to allow its residents to opt for a gender-neutral designation on birth certificates. As Christian Caron of the New York Times reports, California Governor Jerry Brown signed the "Gender Recognition Act," into law on Monday that recognizes a third, non-binary gender category for Californians who do not identify as either male or female. The new leglislation also makes it easier for individuals to change their gender on birth certificates—a process that previously involved obtaining a court order or submitting proof of clinical treatments for gender transition. Once the law is implemented in 2018, residents will simply have to apply for the gender change and submit an affidavit stating that the request has not been made for fraudulent purposes, Taryn Luna of the Sacramento Bee reports. A. T. Furuya, a 35-year-old transgender youth advocate from California, became one of the first people in the United States to legally change their gender to "non-binary." Are you familiar with A.T. and their story?

In terms of gender-neutral, if you can think of any other issues or laws that are needed to be implemented, would you please leave your ideas in the comments sections, thanks!