The Supreme Court has ruled that California's law prevents schools from outing children to their parents if they change their pronouns. The decision was part of a larger effort by the conservative majority to protect the privacy of trans, nonbinary, and questioning kids from being outed to their parent. The court's decision was criticized by Justice Elena Kagan, who accused the court of attempting to "throw over" the will of a sovereign state. This ruling follows another ruling allowing the Trump administration to cease issuing passports to trans people with the gender marker of their choice.