West Virginia v. B. P. J. · ¶147

B. P. J. is also transgender. Her sex was identified as male at birth, but she has known from the time that she was “very little” that she is a girl. Ibid. B. P. J. found support in her family after expressing how she felt and eventually began going by a different name and living consistently with her female identity at home. A little while later, she carried those changes over to all aspects of her life, including school, and school administrators and teachers worked with B. P. J. and her family to aid her social transition.

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