Capitol looks at gender
Anti-discrimination law sought for transgenders

The person sitting across the kitchen table has a warm and welcoming smile.
Jennifer Marie Stuart, 42, tall and dark-haired, is not reluctant to talk about herself. Indeed, she speaks with a candor that is sometimes disarming.
"I'm not what you see in a sleazy element on the "Jerry Springer Show," Stuart tells her visitor. "I'm the real thing. I want my story to be told with finesse."
In Stuart's case, it is the story of a man who has opted to become a woman.