Lucy Dakus adds St. Paul’s second show; Promises $ 10K to improve gender to raise funds for surgery – AOL

Singer of the singer Lucy Dakus added a second show at the St. Paul Palace Theater this week, just as President Donald Trump’s executive order, aimed at canceling transgender defense.

Dak, who is now planned to head the Palace Theater on May 5 and 6, responded to X’s executive order, saying that “the government will never be a source of our validation or protection, we have to do it ourselves.”

Dacus has promised to donate $ 10,000 to Gofundme campaigns for surgery confirming sex. “I’ll give 10K with $ 500 steps until I disappear,” Dak wrote, asking fans to respond with campaigns.

The 29-year-old musician encouraged others to go through the answers that now number more than a thousand to find people they can donate to. The post has collected over 11,000 retouates from Wednesday.

Trump’s executive order has moved to make an official federal policy that there are only two sexes and will eliminate the federal funding that can be used for gender care.

The enforcement order is contrary to the recommendations of prominent medical organizations, which have stated that policies that limit access to confirming gender should stop. These organizations include the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Psychological Association, among others.

As with many of Trump’s executive orders, legal challenges are expected. Lambda Legal has already announced that it is planning to challenge this order.

“Lambda Legal condemns, in the strongest conditions, President Trump’s first actions in the office, aimed at LGBTQ+ people, all living with HIV, and color communities,” Lambda Legal said in a statement. “

Dacus, whose new album, Forever is a feelingwill come out in March, debut a pair of new songs on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon last week. Tickets are now sold for her two performances at the palace theater, and both include opening kits from Katie Gavin and Jasmine.4.t.