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Do This: Ask Your Friends to Join Us in Standing Up for LGBTQ+ Kids

Nov 30, 2023 | Easy A, LGBTQ+ Rights

Have you had enough with extremists trying to pass anti-trans legislation? Are you tired of the fear mongering that surrounds trans kids and their participation in sports? Do you wish people would just focus on real issues in education instead of these made up issues? Then you’re in the right place! And you probably have some friends who feel the same way.

Click below to help spread the word on social and invite your friends to join us. Let’s come together and work for all of our kids. Empathy is our superpower!

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