As if West Hollywood or Castro residents needed any more, um, colors in their wardobe to show off their gay-gay-gay. But, this proposed bill won't just beneift the Wehoers and San Fransicans—all other Californians could soon be displaying their pride on their Prii and VWs, too. Deets after the jump.

One Tennessee transgender woman made a huge statement at a local DMV (that considers her a man) by going topless and was arrested for it. Read more about the wonderfully bold Andrea Jones after the jump.

Back in October we told you about Amber Yust, a transwoman in the San Francisco area who received a transphobic letter from the California DMV. On Thursday, Amber made her allegations official by filing a claim with the state department.

"Going into a DMV isn't exactly a fun experience," Amber told the Washington Post. "So to have someone who dislikes something about you or has some strange interest in you decide to use your personal information for something other than what it was supposed to is really scary. I want people to feel safe."

A spokesman for the DMV was quick to respond to the troubling allegations that one of the branch's employees used the DMV database to find Amber's address and harass her, saying, "This is something ...

Amber Yust, a San Francisco transgender woman, has found support from the Transgender Law Center after receiving a disgusting letter from the DMV employee who processed her name change.

The letter, which was mailed to Amber's home address, stated that she had made a "very evil decision." The employee went on to quote the Bible and call Amber "an abomination" before insisting that "homosexuals should be put to death."

“I was shocked to receive this letter from the person who processed my paperwork at the DMV,” said Amber. “I would never have expected that a DMV employee could use information from my name change application to reach out and personally attack me. This has been a traumatic experience for me and I want to ensure that...