American Medical Association recommends removing gender markers from public portions of birth certificates
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metroweekly.coma June report for removing gender markers from the public portion of birth certificates, recommending that data on gender be made available for medical and statistical use only.According to the report, removing a person’s sex designation from the public portion of birth certificates would have little to no impact on data collected for medical, public health, and statistical purposes.While current AMA policy does not address removing sex from the public portion of the birth certificate, the organization does recognize that a person’s assigned sex at birth may not always match their gender identity, and thus, supports “every individual’s right to determine their gender identity and sex designation on government documents and other forms of.
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