New Jersey Parents Left Dumbfounded After Hospital Forms Ask Whether Their Newborn Babies Are ‘Transgender’ or ‘Genderqueer’  

A state senator says she’ll introduce legislation to limit such data collection to patients over 16 after the hospital claims it is merely following state law.

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A hospital maternity ward. Sean Gallup/Getty Images

Hospitals in New Jersey are reportedly handing out forms to new parents asking whether their newborn babies identify as transgender or gay, among other shockingly irrelevant questions. 

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