People saying voter ID laws don't disenfranchise people yet ignoring trans folks.
It's like people don't understand, even in those most obvious cases, how systems intersect. If you're poor and trans, you're expected to get a physician's "confirmation" you're trans, which again, relies on access to doctors, medical insurance, etc. in some states to get your gender on a license changed. A doctor you don't see or don't pay isn't going to just let you walk into their office and help you.
Some states even require you to have your birth certificate changed first for your driver's license to be changed, yet some states don't allow birth certificates to be changed. If you're from a place like Ohio yet living in Kentucky, you basically have to accept having an ID that misgenders you (which doesn't entail all the harassment and issues that come from presenting as a gender different than on one's ID, how some people who even work in places that give out licenses will refuse to let you get one if you're not "presenting" as the gender you're putting down) or have no ID at all, yet people say "there's no valid reason to not have an ID"?
Add on the issue becomes more nuanced when it intersects with racism. People not even caring anymore in here how they come off as bigots supporting the active discrimination of folks.
and many States help you get one for instance its free in NC for the homeless and in Wisconsin IDs are actually free during election season only if you need one to vote all you have do is register to vote. Many States assist anyone especially the poor with obtaining government issue ID cards the same way they assist you with Foodstamps, employment, insurance, etc
yet they are screaming NC consist of suppression 