Again. I'm going to bring up that this law is also a "don't say trans" law. That aspect is constantly forgotten. If you ignore our battles you leave us to fight alone. You leave us to die.
https://twitter.com/mattlavietes/status/1508490652308361222
In fact, considering the national state of anti-trans legislation right now, I would argue that it's MORE relevant to call this a "Don't Say Trans" bill than a "Don't Say Gay" bill. The attacks on trans lives are widespread and yet the outrage? Nonexistent.
This is because it's still acceptable to target trans people. It's still acceptable in polite society to attempt to eliminate us. There's no outrage because people don't feel outraged at the idea that trans people will die.
If you're outraged, you can make a difference by going to transformationsproject.org to learn about anti-trans legislation in your state and contact your representatives to save trans lives. It's long past the time for anything but action. Do something, or be complicit.
#StepUpForTransKids
https://twitter.com/AlexPetrovnia/status/1504913102982291456?t=9Zp14QxoPd4s-Z2iOW12ag&s=19
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