Sacramento’s New Motto: If You Build it (Inclusive), They Will Come (and Hopefully Stay Cool)

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In an undoubtedly sublime version of “hold my beer” in municipal politics, the charming city of Sacramento has opened its arms wider than anyone else. It’s become the nation’s sanctuary for trans people—a concept that sounds like it’s fresh off a brainstorming session that was both high on idealism and perhaps just high.

Now, before anyone starts asking Siri how to emigrate to this newly designated rainbow-tinted promised land, let’s dive through the looking glass and see if we can spot the Cheshire Cat grinning smugly from its perch.

The Breakdown

  • A Giant Trans-Magnet

    Step right up, folks! Sacramento has turned itself into the mighty lodestone for all things transgender with its “sanctuary city” declaration. Like Gulliver visiting Brobdingnag, just when you thought things couldn’t get any bigger in California, Sacramento’s heart grows three sizes.

  • The Social Justice Safe Haven

    A safe place for trans people? In this economy? How quaint! Sacramento seems to be rolling out a progressive red carpet, promising refuge from the ogres of discrimination. Imagine that, a city trying to be more inclusive—it must be a full moon or heavy medication.

  • ID, Please? But Make it Gender-Neutral

    Amidst updating addresses and utility bills, trans people in Sacramento can now rely on a city that won’t raise an eyebrow when choosing a gender marker. That’s right, your ID in Sacramento is more fluid than a conversation at a wine tasting.

  • Resources Galore (Assuming They Show Up)

    Resources and safe spaces are on Sacramento’s promise list—but we can’t help but wonder if they’ll be as abundant as empty promises on a campaign trail. Will these resources be more elusive than a calorie-free cheesecake?

  • The Case of the Missing Opposition

    In a rare moment of harmony, the city council’s unanimous decision seems almost fictitious. An absence of opposition? How refreshing and almost unbelievable, like a politician giving up their parking space for a better environment.

The Counter

  • Why Stop at Sanctuary? Starship Status is Next

    Let’s go bigger, Sacramento! You’ve branded yourself a haven, but why not aim for interstellar refuge? By next Tuesday, you can be the Starship Enterprise, boldly going where no city council has dared go before.

  • Hi, We Exist!

    And just when other cities were perfecting their urban camouflage, Sacramento pops up like a firework in daylight. Hello, competition for the “Most Woke City” award! Participation trophies are being polished as we speak.

  • Suddenly, Economics

    Amid the euphoria of social progressiveness, someone in Sacramento might sneakily wonder about the economic impact. But, who cares about budgets when there’s societal advancement to sprinkle around like fairy dust?

  • A Word from the Warlocks of Wokeness

    Surely, the citizens of Sacramento queued up to thank the warlocks who cast this progressive spell over the city. Or maybe they’ll just make do with street signs acknowledging the magic.

  • But What About the Heat?

    A sanctuary city sounds delightful until July rolls around and the trans community, along with everyone else, is subjected to the real furnace—the Sacramento heat. Equal-opportunity sweating, now that’s inclusion!

The Hot Take

In conclusion, in a deliciously liberal twist of fate blended with the finesse of a Stephen Colbert monologue, Sacramento has essentially thrown down the gauntlet in the California game of progressive one-upmanship. So, how do we “fix” this? Well, for starters, we could stop “fixing” what ain’t broke.

Maybe, instead of constructing walls, we build bridges, give high-fives, or at the very least, dish out respectful head nods to our fellow human beans. The world’s spinning wildly, so why not dance along and cheers to Sacramento’s moxie? After all, in today’s spicy climate, a sanctuary for kindness, in any form, sounds like a grand old party—hats (and top hats, tiaras, and snapbacks) off to you, Sacramento.

Source: Sacramento Becomes Sanctuary City For Trans People

Margaret Mayakovsky is a tenacious independent writer dedicated to exposing the truth behind political and environmental issues. She remains unwavering in her pursuit of impactful stories. Her 20-year career embodies a fearless commitment to journalism, highlighting her resolve to hold the powerful accountable with her relentless writing.

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