Gender dysphoria has its perks
Breed announced the so-called "Guaranteed Income for Trans People" program on Wednesday, claiming that "our trans communities experience much higher rates of poverty and discrimination, so this program will target support to lift individuals in this community up."
It is unclear whether Breed was referencing a popular albeit outdated seven-year-old survey backed by transsexual activist groups that alleged 33% of transsexual Californians were living in poverty, nearly three times the poverty rate of the general population.
Regardless of the veracity this claim, the city has allocated $2 million over two years for GIFT, which will provide 55 low-income transsexuals with $1,200 every month for up to 18 months.
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Unlike other government handouts, the cash designated for the qualifying transsexuals is unconditional, meaning it can be spent on anything, including drugs and alcohol. Enrollees do not have to report their spending.
Extra to the guarantee of $1,200 a month, KRON4 reported that the program will provide those accepted into the program with "direct services" such as "gender affirming" medical care (i.e., hormone therapy, genital mutilation, hair removal, and prosthetics), mental health care, and financial coaching.
The program — a partnership between the Transgender District, Lyon-Martin Community Health Services, and the City and County of San Francisco — will be accepting applications from Nov. 15 to Dec. 15.