In light of President Donald Trump's executive action declaring that there are only two genders, Congress' first openly transgender Congresswoman Sarah McBride reacts.

Trump announced his anti-trans order on his first day in office. Specifically, the order defines a female as a “a person belonging, at conception to the sex that produces the large reproductive cell,” while a male is a “person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the small reproductive cell.”

Del., the first openly transgender member of Congress, said she remains focused on her job and refuses to give Republicans what they want, which she said is for her to take the “bait” over a policy that bars her from women’s restrooms in the House.

The first openly trans member of Congress reflects on how her experience with love and loss taught her to pursue change from a place of compassion.

Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender person elected as a state senator, dismantled its premise with sharp humor and undeniable science. “Well, it appears that he just declared everyone a woman from conception based on the language of the executive order,

United States Representative Sarah McBride has pointed out a fatal flaw in President Donald Trump’s executive orders, in particular, an anti-trans measure stating that the US recognises only two sexes.