Three Iowa students accepting academic honors from the state’s Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds found sneaky ways to protest her policies.
Three Iowa students accepting academic honors from Gov. Kim Reynolds found a way to protest her policies.
One of them did the obligatory grip-and-grin and then leaned forward and shouted out, “Trans rights are human rights,” while Reynolds, who signed a ban on gender-affirming care, broke character for just a moment.
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