Mom Wants Sex Info Banished from ALL Birth Certificates Because Her Son Likes to Wear Girls Clothing

Eric Owens
Daily Caller
March 26, 2014

This family looks very confused, in more ways than one.
This family looks very confused, in more ways than one.

In Saskatchewan, the mother of a six-year-old transgender boy has a filed a complaint with the provincial Human Rights Commission demanding the removal of all information documenting anyone’s sex on every birth certificate because her son likes to wear girls clothing.

The mom is Fran Forsberg. Her son Renn was born with male genitalia—and, by all accounts, still has it.

At the same time, the boy has identified as a girl since he was a just three-year-old lad, reports CBC News.

Forsberg originally tried to convince Saskatchewan’s Vital Statistics Agency to change the sex designation on Renn’s birth certificate from “male” to “female.”

Provincial officials declined to make the change because, under Saskatchewan law, gender markers on birth certificates can only be changed when a person has undergone sex reassignment surgery.

Forsberg wasn’t happy because, she argues, confusion and discrimination can result when sex designations on official documents don’t match the way someone looks with clothes on.

“We used to have race on our birth certificates—also, what your father did for a living. It’s irrelevant,” the litigious mom told CBC News. “What I would like to see is for gender to be removed completely from birth certificates.”

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