2026年8月26日 4:11 UTC 3小时前更新 / 路透社
作者：卡尼什卡·辛格
美国华盛顿，2026年8月25日（路透社）——保守派同性恋权益组织“木屋共和党人”（Log Cabin Republicans）宣布将停止为跨性别事业开展倡导与支持活动。这一决定作出之际，共和党籍总统唐纳德·特朗普政府正采取措施限制跨性别者权益。
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- 该保守派同性恋权益组织董事会主席罗斯·亨明格在一篇网络文章中表示，董事会已投票决定将其倡导工作“专门集中在性取向和保守价值观相关议题上——换句话说，我们是一个LGB权益倡导组织”。
- 亨明格曾表示，“木屋共和党人”于2015年首次支持跨性别权利议题，他在文章中写道，如今的跨性别运动宣扬“激进性别意识形态”。
- 特朗普将跨性别者的性别身份污蔑为谎言，发布了一系列针对其权益的行政命令，并在一项指令中称美国政府仅承认男性和女性两种性别。
- 他还针对教育机构展开调查，并威胁以跨性别政策为由削减其联邦资助。
- 部分权益组织已谴责特朗普及共和党领导州的州长们的相关举措，称近年来这些行为给跨性别群体造成了不安全的环境。
本报华盛顿分社记者卡尼什卡·辛格报道；林肯·费斯特编辑。
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US conservative gay rights group says it is ending advocacy for transgender causes
August 26, 2026 4:11 AM UTC Updated 3 hours ago / Reuters
By Kanishka Singh
A demonstrator holds a trans flag during a rally in support of trans youth at Seattle Children’s hospital in Seattle, Washington, U.S. February 8, 2025. REUTERS/David Ryder
WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) – Log Cabin Republicans, a conservative gay rights group, said it is ending advocacy and support for transgender causes, with the decision coming at a time when Republican President Donald Trump’s administration has acted to limit transgender rights.
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- Ross Hemminger, the conservative gay rights group’s board president, said in an online essay that the board of directors has voted for its advocacy to “concentrate specifically on issues of sexual orientation and conservative values — in other words, we are an LGB advocacy organization.”
- Hemminger, who said Log Cabin Republicans first embraced transgender rights issues in 2015, wrote that the transgender movement now pushes a “radical gender ideology.”
- Trump has cast the gender identity of transgender people as a lie, issued a series of executive actions targeting their rights and stated in a directive that the U.S. government will recognize only two sexes: male and female.
- He has also launched probes against educational institutions and threatened to cut their federal funding over transgender policies.
- Some rights groups have condemned moves by Trump and governors in Republican-led states, saying such actions in recent years have created an unsafe climate for the transgender community.
Reporting by Kanishka Singh in Washington; Editing by Lincoln Feast.
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