Protect LGBTQ People in NH

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Trans youth belong in New Hampshire – but right now, the New Hampshire House of Representatives is deciding on two bills that are harmful attacks on their rights in the Granite State.

These bills have already passed the State Senate, meaning if they are passed by the House, they could be heading to Governor Sununu's desk.

The first bill, SB 341, would create a new obligation for educators to surveil students and provide information to parents, which could include things like a student's gender identity or sexual orientation.

The second, SB 375, would ban transgender girls from playing on middle school, high school, and college teams as well as use locker rooms corresponding to the gender they live every day.

There's no time to wait: Tell your state representative(s) to oppose SB 341 and SB 375 when they vote soon! And if you've already taken action here, please consider sending an email to your state senators, who are also deciding on harmful bills, using this form.

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As your constituent, I ask you to oppose SB 341 and SB 375, which are attacks on the rights of transgender youth in our state. Your vote to oppose these bills is one that will help make clear once again that New Hampshire supports and values its LGBTQ community and that trans youth belong here.

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If passed, these bills would be devastating to the lives of many Granite State students. Please oppose them.

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