#protections

hello! this is a spell from my bos that i typed out today, and thought i'd share with all of you.

it's a basic energy capture jar. what it does is it takes negative energy that hits it and absorbs it into the jar, keeping a space safe. it can be considered to be a type of ward.

feel free to modify this to your needs! if you try it, let me know how it goes in the notes.

Pix: Rump Madness after the Election & into a very possible future...

And yes, folks.

They're all quite self-explanatory.

From The Crystal Bible by Judy Hall

"[…] Opal is a protective stone in that, when properly programmed, it makes you unnoticeable or invisible. It can be used when venturing into dangerous places, […]"

Glamours, cloaking, and illusions are also very much a thing. Don't forget to be incredibly specific with your instructions.

Also don't forget to ward your social media

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(2/10/2025)

Impact on Gay Individuals:

1. Employment Protections:

During his previous term, the Trump administration took actions that were perceived as undermining employment protections for LGBTQ+ individuals:

Opposition to the Equality Act: The administration opposed the Equality Act, which aimed to ensure that existing civil rights protections cover sexual orientation and gender identity. aclu.org

Support for Employment Discrimination: The administration submitted amicus briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court supporting the right of employers to fire workers based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. hrc.org

2. Marriage Equality:

Regarding marriage equality, while the Trump administration did not directly attempt to overturn the Supreme Court's 2015 decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, concerns have been raised:

Judicial Appointments: The appointment of conservative judges during Trump's tenure led to apprehensions about the potential for future challenges to marriage equality. them.us

Legal Precedents: Legal experts have noted that while the administration cannot directly revoke marriage equality, shifts in the judicial landscape could pose indirect threats. nclrights.org

3. Recent Developments:

In recent times, the Trump administration has taken actions that further impact LGBTQ+ rights:

Executive Orders: On his first day in office during his second term, President Trump signed executive orders that impact the LGBTQ+ community. It's important to note that executive actions do not have the authority to override the U.S. Constitution, federal statutes, or established legal precedent. hrc.org

Removal of LGBTQ+ Resources: The administration has removed LGBTQ+ and HIV resources from White House and other government websites, which has been viewed as an attempt to make it more difficult for LGBTQ+ Americans to find federal resources. glaad.org 4. Removal of LGBTQ+ Content from Federal Websites:

Content Purge: Following an executive order defining gender as binary and assigned at birth, the administration directed federal agencies to remove references to LGBTQ+ individuals and resources from their websites. This action affected departments such as the CDC, Department of Education, and Department of Health and Human Services, limiting access to critical information for the LGBTQ+ community. Source: them.us

5. Global Campaign to Decriminalize Homosexuality:

Initiative Launch: In 2019, the Trump administration launched a global campaign to end the criminalization of homosexuality in dozens of nations. This effort was led by U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell, the highest-profile openly gay person in the administration. Source: foxnews.com

Impact on Transgender Individuals:

Military Service Restrictions:

Policy Implementation: In 2017, the Trump administration announced a ban on transgender individuals serving in the military, citing concerns over military readiness and medical costs. This policy was reinstated in 2025 under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, halting new enlistments and medical procedures related to gender transition. Source: people.com

Passport Restrictions:

Executive Order: On January 20, 2025, an executive order legally defined gender as assigned at birth, eliminating the option for "X" gender markers on passports and halting the processing of applications to change gender markers. The ACLU filed a federal lawsuit challenging this order, arguing it violates constitutional rights. Source: them.us

Healthcare Access:

Denial of Care Order: On January 28, 2025, President Trump issued the "Denial of Care Order," which builds on the Gender Identity Order. This order has raised concerns about potential discrimination against transgender individuals in healthcare settings. Source: static.foxnews.com

LGBT Outrage Over Transgender Military Ban:

Community Response: Fox News reported on the backlash from LGBTQ+ groups following the administration's decision to ban transgender individuals from military service. The report highlighted concerns about the removal of federal guidance allowing transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding to their gender identity. Source: foxnews.com

ACLU's Legal Challenges: