article_snippet.sent: A transgender South Carolina teenager who was told to remove her makeup for a driver's license photo has settled A transgender South Carolina teenager who was told to remove her makeup for a driver's license photo lawsuit over the incident and a state agency has agreed to handle such cases differently, according to court documents.
article_snippet.sent: Transgender teen Chase Culpepper, 17, who was born male but identifies as female, was told by DMV officials that A transgender South Carolina teenager who was told to remove her makeup for a driver's license photo had to remove make-up (left) for A transgender South Carolina teenager who was told to remove her makeup for a driver's license photo license photo last year (after taking off make-up right).
article_snippet.sent: After a legal battle, the policy has been changed and Miss Culpepper was allowed to wear makeup for A transgender South Carolina teenager who was told to remove her makeup for a driver's license photo ID .
article_snippet.sent: The 17-year-old transgender teen won The 17-year-old transgender teen legal battle against the state DMV to appear in The 17-year-old transgender teen license with make-up and jewelry .
article_snippet.sent: After passing a driving test last year, The 17-year-old transgender teen was told by officials at a DMV office in Anderson, about 100 miles northwest of Columbia, to remove The 17-year-old transgender teen makeup because of a policy that bans license photos when someone is purposefully altering someone or The 17-year-old transgender teen appearance.
article_snippet.sent: After several attempts, Culpepper says her makeup was removed to the satisfaction of DMV employees, and a license photo was ultimately taken, a process The 17-year-old transgender teen called degrading and humiliating.
highlights_snippet.sent: After passing a driving test last year, she was told by officials at a DMV office in Anderson, SC, to remove she makeup because of a 'policy' 