Links To Petitions To Sign

(This petition covers laws in these states Alabama, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Utah)

“Sareh and Elham, two Iranian lesbians, are facing the death sentence because of their LGBT+ activism. Now, their lives are at great risk. We must dial up the pressure to help save Sareh and Elham’s lives.”

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There's some new 'guidance' for schools in the works, which aims to force teachers to inform parents if a child is questioning their gender, or identifies as trans.

This would also involve refusing to acknowledge a child's gender identity without express consent of the parents AND the personal approval of the head teacher.

I can't stress enough how dangerous this will be for trans and queer children in the UK. Some of you may remember Thatcher's Section 28, a piece of legislation designed to "prohibit the promotion of homosexuality".

Practically, this bill legalised homophobia and orientation-based discrimination for years.

THIS guidance for teachers will be worse. This guidance directly targets trans children and puts them at risk of discrimination, harassment and abuse by the people supposed to protect them.

Below is a link to a petition you can sign to counter this guidance. If you can, PLEASE write to your local MP. If they are labour, it is likely they will have opposed Section 28 when it was released and, if enough determination is shown CHANGE CAN HAPPEN.

We cannot let this guidance get a foothold.

We cannot endanger trans children.

DON'T GIVE THEM AN INCH.

Do you think the price of shit is too damn expensive? Do you think that disabled people should get better help with the cost of living?

Behold: This petition

This petition is calling for a CERB-type payment for disabled people ("DERB") to help them bridge the gap while the govt works on creating a better disability assistance system - currently planned for 2025 (but it has been delayed before, so we shall see...)

Disability income ranges greatly from province to province, but it's always WELL below the poverty line. The way things are, disability payments are so pathetic that none are sufficient enough to cover even the cost of rent. This year, barely any are sufficient enough to cover even HALF the rent... so, roommates? Not a solution anymore.

Where I live, the assistance my partner got was $850 a month in 2017. This year, had they still been on it, they would have gotten $950.

The average rent here in 2017 - $900/mo

The average rent here in 2023 - $1800/mo

It's rough out there.

Anyway, thanks for reading this, here's a pic of my cat Bean :) Hreef.