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San Franciscans sue to stop cash handouts to Black, Hispanic transgender residents

From Washington Times:

San Francisco’s landmark initiative providing guaranteed cash to low-income Black and Hispanic transgender residents may be well intentioned, but whether it’s entirely legal is another question.

Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit in San Francisco Superior Court challenging the Guaranteed Income for Trans People (GIFT) program on behalf of three taxpayers, saying that it violates California law by discriminating based on race, ethnicity, sex and gender identity.

“The transgender extremists running San Francisco are illegally using taxpayer money to hand out free cash to transgender individuals based on race and sex in blatant violation of the state’s constitution,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton in a statement.

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