I hope so. It’s a ridiculous idea. The American Bar Association has voted on it, with these stipulations:
The resolution passed by the ABA House of Delegates says that legislation should:
(a) [Require] courts in any criminal trial or proceeding, upon the request of a party, to instruct the jury not to let bias, sympathy, prejudice, or public opinion influence its decision about the victims, witnesses, or defendants based upon sexual orientation or gender identity; and
(b) [Specify] that neither a non-violent sexual advance, nor the discovery of a person’s sex or gender identity, constitutes legally adequate provocation to mitigate the crime of murder to manslaughter, or to mitigate the severity of any non-capital crime.
You can read the whole of it at the ABA site.