Trans Inmate to be Moved To Women's Prison and Get Vaginoplasty after suing Minnesota DOC for $495K when they deferred her 'bottom surgery'
A Minnesota
transgender woman who is serving prison time on a drug charge has
successfully sued the state Department of Corrections for discrimination and will be transferred to a women's facility.
Christina Lusk, 56, will also be receiving $495,000 in financial compensation and vaginoplasty as she is sent to an all-women facility in Shakopee this week after claiming sexual and verbal abuse in an all-male facility.
Lusk, who is legally recognized as a female, came out as transgender 14 years ago, started hormone therapy, and legally changed her name in 2018. The following year she pleaded guilty to a felony drug possession charge.
The settlement also promises Lusk will be given further gender-affirming healthcare and will strengthen its policies to protect transgender inmated.
Lusk, of Minneapolis, came out as transgender 14 years ago, started human therapy, and legally changed her name in 2018. The following year she pleaded guilty to a felony drug possession charge
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