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Today is the 10th annual Transgender Day of Visibility, but with so much happening around the world it feels like just another day.
Unless of course, you’re Idaho’s governor Brad Little, who is choosing to commemorate this day, not yesterday, not tomorrow, by signing of two bills into law that take away the rights of our trans brothers and sisters.
One measure bans transgender girls from playing on girls’ and women’s sports teams.
The other prohibits transgender people from changing their gender on Idaho birth certificates.
Yes, at a time when Americans are dying—we just passed the number of Americans killed on 9/11—and at a time when our trans brothers and sisters are being murdered simply for being trans, Brad Little and the Idaho legislature chose today to legalize the demonization of transgender people.
To Brad Little, the Idaho state legislature, and any hate-filled person in this world, I say:
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Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Idaho Governor Brad Little Is The Face of Hate
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ReplyDeleteYes, indeed fuck Brad l-i-t-t-l-e and the horse he rode into Idaho on.
I won't forget, Bob. Thanks for letting us know.
disgusting POS; hope he catches the virus!
ReplyDeleteSooooooooo many other things
ReplyDeletehe needs to be doing.
Stay safe.
xoxo :-)
It's mind-boggling to see exactly how much Republicans all around the country are sneaking under the radar right now. May they all find Karma to be the proverbial bitch.
ReplyDeleteAnd what a hateful face it is.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it with people like this little man that even in the face of a plague of monumental proportions he wants to hurt a minority with death by a thousand cuts?
ReplyDeleteHe is probably to afraid of his own shadow to go out and catch the virus.
ReplyDeleteYet another one for the dumpster to have.
ReplyDeleteThis is bullshit. It's all about bigotry with the xtianists. Really.
ReplyDeleteTheir rallying cry is to make women's and LGBTQ folk's lives impossible. Even during a pandemic.
XOXO
Add people of color to Sixpence's comment and you've got the whole reason for that kind of behavior.
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