Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed into law a bill that expands access to abortion and sex transitions on Friday.
The bill seeks to end co-payments and other charges for abortion in health insurance plans. It also expands late-term abortions after 24 weeks to include cases that are "warranted because of a grave fetal diagnosis that indicates that the fetus is incompatible with sustained life outside of the uterus without extraordinary medical interventions."
A gender consultant who "never imagined … working with children" has been leading weekly sessions for teen-agers who identify as homosexual, transgender, or questioning, according to WickedLocal.com.
"It's a fascinating age, a time of pushing boundaries and of figuring themselves out," the leader of the program said, according to WickedLocal.com. "I can clearly see the gears turning."
