We are currently tracking 147 anti-LGBTQ bills across the country, including 73 explicitly anti-trans bills.
Three of these bills have already been passed and could soon be signed into law. More are coming.
Our community is under attack. Please read and share this thread.
Three of these bills have already been passed and could soon be signed into law. More are coming.
Our community is under attack. Please read and share this thread.
We are tracking 37 bills aimed at banning trans kids from playing sports.
25 bills aimed at limiting medical care for transgender people.
22 bills to allow discrimination under the guise of religious freedom.
That is just the start.
25 bills aimed at limiting medical care for transgender people.
22 bills to allow discrimination under the guise of religious freedom.
That is just the start.
In Mississippi and South Dakota, state legislators have already passed bills targeting LGBTQ people.
Both states passed bills to ban trans girls from playing sports. SD legislators also passed a religious refusal bill granting a license to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
Both states passed bills to ban trans girls from playing sports. SD legislators also passed a religious refusal bill granting a license to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
Yesterday, an anti-trans sports bill in Arkansas, SB 354, was also considered by a Senate committee and recommended for passage. If you live in Arkansas, call your legislators and tell them you oppose it.
Today, three more anti-LGBTQ bills will be heard in committees in state legislatures across the country.
Arkansas’ HB 1570, an anti-trans medical bill, is expected to have a hearing in House Public Health, Welfare and Labor Committee. If you live in Arkansas, call your legislators and tell them you oppose it.
New Hampshire’s HB 198, an anti-trans sports bill, will be heard in the House Education Committee. If you live in New Hampshire, call your legislators.
Tennessee’s HB 1233 is scheduled for a hearing in the K-12 Subcommittee. It is known locally as the “student bathroom bill 2.0” because it would deny transgender Tennesseans access to the bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender identity.
Tomorrow, seven anti-equality bills will be heard, five of which explicitly target the transgender community.
Alabama’s HB 1/SB 10, which would make it a felony to provide gender-affirming care to trans kids, will be heard in the state’s House Health Committee. If you live in Alabama, call your legislators and tell them you oppose it.
In Arkansas, a hearing is expected in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday for the anti-trans sports bill SB 450. If you live in Arkansas, please call your legislators and tell them to #LetKidsPlay.
In Missouri, a hearing is expected on HB 33, which would ban gender affirming care for transgender kids. If you live in Missouri, call your legislators and tell them to oppose this cruel bill.
In Montana, a hearing is expected at 3 PM MST on SB 99, which would require school districts to obtain written consent from a parent in order to teach their child sex ed--and ban organizations like Planned Parenthood from offering any instructional materials.
In New Hampshire, HB 440 would allow discrimination against LGBTQ people under the guise of religious liberty. A hearing is scheduled for 9 AM on Wednesday in the House Judiciary Committee’s executive session.
In Tennessee, two more anti-LGBTQ bills are slated for hearings on Wednesday. HB 578 is an anti-trans healthcare bill, and SB 1224 is an anti-trans bathroom bill. If you live in Tennessee, call your legislators.
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