Did you see the big news from the Supreme Court of the United States?

In a 6-3 decision in United States v. Skrmetti, the Court upheld Tennessee’s law that prohibits the use of puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors seeking gender transition.

This is a HUGE win for children, and I’m proud to share that Frontline played a role – for the first time ever, drafting an amicus brief before the Supreme Court.

View the brief: here.

Drafted by our own Chelsea Thompson, this brief makes a strong case for protecting children, and it’s exciting to see the reasoning she articulated so well ultimately being used by the justices in their correct opinion.

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Skrmetti does more than protect children in Tennessee, it sets a nationwide precedent affirming that states have the constitutional authority to protect minors from irreversible, experimental medical procedures. It is a resounding rejection of the Biden administration’s attempt to impose gender ideology through federal overreach, an effort that sought to create a new “constitutional right” to access “gender transition” procedures for minors.

The Court recognized what many Americans already know: children deserve truth and evidence-based care, not politically driven experimentation. And, as a bonus, Chief Justice Roberts plainly stated, “only biological women can become pregnant.” This statement affirms biological reality and strengthens the legal and cultural framework for protecting children from harmful medical practices, safeguarding girls’ sports, affirming parental rights, and upholding accurate medical standards.

Effectively, this ruling underscores that we have turned the tide and are winning on this issue!

It also reinforces the moral imperative for further action here in Georgia.

After passing a bill that did not include a prohibition on the use of puberty blockers for “gender reassignment,” the Georgia General Assembly now has no excuse to fail to remedy this error in the 2026 legislative session.

SB 30, sponsored by Senator Ben Watson would be compliant with this new ruling and ensure Georgia’s children are protected from the irreversible damage of puberty blockers. We must get this done, and it will be a top priority for our team in the legislative session!

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This is a moment for celebration, and redoubled effort. The Supreme Court has spoken. Now it’s time to ensure Georgia follows suit.

Onward,