Defend trans youth in Nebraska

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Our state legislators have the power to protect trans youth in Nebraska. We must use our voices to remind them of their duty to defend the rights of trans youth in Nebraska.

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I am asking you to stand up and protect the rights of trans kids so that every single trans kid in Nebraska feels like, and knows, that they belong here. Stop government overreach and protect trans youth.

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Defend trans youth in Nebraska

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