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Mystery Child: Are you my dad??
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Richard Linklater directs "I Pee with LGBT" ad against Texas’ proposed bathroom bill
Kibeth and I say NO!!!!! To SB 6!!!! If you don't know what SB6 is, it's the Texas "Bathroom Bill". It is an act of transphobia. Trans people should not be punished for their basic bodily functions. This is an act of hate. Not allowing trans people to use the bathroom most appropriate to them is cruel, hateful and used as a means of control. Kibeth and I stand with our queer family and we have forgotten the "T" in LGBTQIA for TOO LONG! We wholeheartedly support our trans community. A trans woman threw the first brick at Stonewall, is the mother of our movement; yet queer people stay silent about trans discrimination and oppression. No more!!! Here is the change.org petition: https://www.change.org/p/lt-governor-dan-patrick-stop-the-bathroom-bill-sb6-in-texas Find out who represents you, give them a call. http://gis1.tlc.state.tx.us/mobile/fyi/ Send them an email, let our voices be heard. #lgbt #atxpride #atx #sb6 #bathroombill #transrights #queerrights #transgender #transsupport #antilgbt #transphobia #illgowithyou #takemyhand #lgbtqia #homophobia #stonewallrally #stonewallriots #discrimination #translivesmatter #protecttransyouth #kibeth #thedisreputableservicedog
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"Debate was emotional and divisive, with Democrats likening it to a Jim Crow-era attack on defenseless kids and Republicans insisting the measure did not single out or target anyone."
Drew one of the new gems. [ @art-guardian ]
The bill requires people to use restrooms based on "biological sex"
Yesterday, the Texas state senate voted to advance a bill that would ban transgender people from using bathrooms that affirm their gender identity. SB6 will now move to the Texas house of representatives.
If passed, SB6 would apply to public schools, universities and government buildings (i.e. that’s where trans people would be forced to use bathrooms based on their birth-assigned sex), but not privately-owned businesses.
The primary sponsor of the bill, Republican Sen. Lois Kolkhorst, gave an emotive speech to begin the debate on Tuesday, taking issue with the notion that the bill is a solution in search of a problem, as many of her Democratic colleagues alleged.
"I will tell you as a woman, this is not a joke. This is about dressing rooms, lockers, showers and restrooms. This is about privacy and protection for all people," Kolkhorst said. "It’s not perfect. It’s not easy when we talk about these issues. Cisgender. Transgender. How many genders are there? Are we created man and woman? Or do we internalize something different?"
And in final words before the vote on Wednesday, as she asked for her colleagues' votes, she said she was being driven in part by religion. "I think the god I believe in, the cross I wear today, said there was man and woman," Kolkhorst said, adding that the bill is "an attempt — maybe wrongly, maybe history will prove that it’s wrong — but I believe in my heart an attempt to be as inclusive as we possibly can when we, men and women ... find ourselves in the most intimate situations."
It’s not over yet. Even if this passes, it won’t be over yet. My heart is with you this week, Texas friends.