In an undated photo provided by Jeff Walker, Robert, Jeff, Lisa and Harleigh Walker are shown. The family has been fighting Alabama legislation that would ban gender-affirming medications for trans youth under 19 and another bill that would prohibit trans students to use K-12 bathrooms that correspond with their original birth certificate and not their gender identity. Harleigh Walker, 15, spent her spring break trying unsuccessfully to persuade members of the state House and Senate to reject legislation banning gender-affirming medications for transgender kids like her. Alabama lawmakers passed the measure April 7, and Gov. Kay Ivey signed it into law on Friday. (Jeff Walker via AP)
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