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From the Supreme Court upholding the Trump administration’s ban on trans people in the military to attacks on trans athletes, we’re seeing nationwide attempts to rollback our right to express our most authentic selves. By targeting the rights of trans people, the administration is laying the groundwork to target all of us. 🏳️⚧️ Trans rights are human rights, and gender expansiveness is inherent to our humanity. We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity, not just the greedy powerful few. [STATE TABLE] remains committed to protecting trans rights and the ability for everyone to live freely. Find resources to advocate for trans, nonbinary, and gender expansive rights: https://transgenderlawcenter.org/resources/ [Two graphics. The first graphic has white text on a navy background that says “We stand united. An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.” Above and below the text are lines in the color of the trans flag: blue, pink and white. In the bottom left is the white State Voices logo, and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the bottom right. The second graphic has white text on a navy background that says “The future is trans, nonbinary & gender expansive.” The phrase “Protect LGBTQIA+ communities” in the background of the image. On the bottom left and right are hands holding up the trans flag.]
Now is the time to speak up for what you believe in, and it doesn’t have to be daunting to get involved. Here are three ways to begin or continue your advocacy work: ➡️ Find local organizations to volunteer with like [INSERT ORGS] ➡️ Attend your local townhalls, city council meetings, school board meetings and more — and don’t be afraid to speak up! ➡️ Spread knowledge about the issues you care about by posting or resharing Everyone — including trans people, immigrants, Black people, Disabled folks, women, and everyone who is being targeted by oppression — deserves the chance to thrive. Together, we can achieve freedom for all of us, starting at a local level. Be a part of our community at [WEBSITE]. [Image Description: Two graphics. The first graphic has black and red text on a beige background that says “3 Ways to Show Up for Your Neighbors.” Below the text is an image of a crowd of people with their fists up protesting. In the upper left corner is the blue State Voices logo and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the upper right corner. The second image has black text on a beige background that says “Let’s Show Up Together” Below an emoji of a megaphone, text says “Share issues you care about on social media.” Below an emoji of a handshake, text says “Volunteer with local orgs.” Below an emoji of a person speaking, text says “speak up at local town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps.”]
We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity. Across the country, we’re seeing attacks on our right to express our most authentic selves. Trans rights are human rights. 🏳️⚧️ [STATE TABLE] stands in solidarity with the TLGBQIA+ community, and we aren’t backing down. [Two graphics. The first graphic has white text on a navy background that says “We stand united. An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.” Above and below the text are lines in the color of the trans flag: blue, pink and white. In the bottom left is the white State Voices logo, and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the bottom right. The second graphic has white text on a navy background that says “The future is trans, nonbinary & gender expansive.” The phrase “Protect LGBTQIA+ communities” in the background of the image. On the bottom left and right are hands holding up the trans flag.]
If you want your neighborhood to be better, if you believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to have their voices heard, to thrive, and to live authentically, now is the time to show up. 🤝🏽 Volunteer with local orgs like [INSERT ORGS] 📢 Speak up at town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps! 🔁 Share issues you care about on social media All of our neighbors — including trans people, immigrants, Black people, Disabled folks, women, and everyone who is being targeted by oppression — deserve the chance to thrive. Together, we can achieve freedom for all of us. Join our community: [TABLE WEBSITE] [Image Description: Two graphics. The first graphic has black and red text on a beige background that says “3 Ways to Show Up for Your Neighbors.” Below the text is an image of a crowd of people with their fists up protesting. In the upper left corner is the blue State Voices logo and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the upper right corner. The second image has black text on a beige background that says “Let’s Show Up Together” Below an emoji of a megaphone, text says “Share issues you care about on social media.” Below an emoji of a handshake, text says “Volunteer with local orgs.” Below an emoji of a person speaking, text says “speak up at local town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps.”]
We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity. Across the country, we’re seeing attacks on our right to express our most authentic selves. By targeting the rights of trans people, the administration is laying the groundwork to target all of us. 🏳️⚧️ Trans rights are human rights, and gender expansiveness is inherent to our humanity. We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity, not just the greedy powerful few. [STATE TABLE] remains committed to protecting trans rights and the ability for everyone to live freely. Learn how you can get involved at the link in our bio. [Two graphics. The first graphic has white text on a navy background that says “We stand united. An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.” Above and below the text are lines in the color of the trans flag: blue, pink and white. In the bottom left is the white State Voices logo, and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the bottom right. The second graphic has white text on a navy background that says “The future is trans, nonbinary & gender expansive.” The phrase “Protect LGBTQIA+ communities” in the background of the image. On the bottom left and right are hands holding up the trans flag.]
It’s not too late to make the world a better place, a place where everyone is heard and taken care of. If you want your neighborhood to be better, if you want to improve your life and the lives of your family and friends, now is the time to show up and make your voice heard. Here’s how: 🤝🏽 Volunteer with local orgs like [INSERT ORGS] 📢 Speak up at local townhalls, city council, and school board meetings 🔁 Spread the word about issues you care about on social media All of our neighbors — including trans people, immigrants, Black people, Disabled folks, women, and everyone who is being targeted by oppression — deserve the chance to thrive. We have the power to create change, starting at the local level! Share how you get involved in the comments ⬇️ [Image Description: Two graphics. The first graphic has black and red text on a beige background that says “3 Ways to Show Up for Your Neighbors.” Below the text is an image of a crowd of people with their fists up protesting. In the upper left corner is the blue State Voices logo and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the upper right corner. The second image has black text on a beige background that says “Let’s Show Up Together” Below an emoji of a megaphone, text says “Share issues you care about on social media.” Below an emoji of a handshake, text says “Volunteer with local orgs.” Below an emoji of a person speaking, text says “speak up at local town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps.”]
From the Supreme Court upholding the Trump administration’s ban on trans people in the military to attacks on trans athletes, we’re seeing nationwide attempts to rollback our right to express our most authentic selves. By targeting the rights of trans people, the administration is laying the groundwork to target all of us. Trans rights are human rights, and gender expansiveness is inherent to our humanity. We all deserve the chance to thrive and live in our full dignity, not just the greedy powerful few. [STATE TABLE] remains committed to protecting trans rights and the ability for everyone to live freely. Find resources to advocate for trans, nonbinary, and gender expansive rights: https://transgenderlawcenter.org/resources/ [Two graphics. The first graphic has white text on a navy background that says “We stand united. An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.” Above and below the text are lines in the color of the trans flag: blue, pink and white. In the bottom left is the white State Voices logo, and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the bottom right. The second graphic has white text on a navy background that says “The future is trans, nonbinary & gender expansive.” The phrase “Protect LGBTQIA+ communities” in the background of the image. On the bottom left and right are hands holding up the trans flag.]
At [STATE TABLE], we’re working for a healthy democracy that represents ALL of us. Right now, we need all hands on deck to advocate for the change we need in our communities. Here are three ways to begin or continue your advocacy work: ➡️ Find local organizations to volunteer with like [INSERT ORGS] ➡️ Attend your local townhalls, city council meetings, school board meetings and more — and don’t be afraid to speak up! ➡️ Spread knowledge about the issues you care about by posting or resharing on social media Everyone — including trans people, immigrants, Black people, Disabled folks, women, and everyone who is being targeted by oppression — deserves the chance to thrive. Together, we can achieve freedom for all of us, starting at a local level. Join our community of advocates at [TABLE WEBSITE]. [Image Description: Two graphics. The first graphic has black and red text on a beige background that says “3 Ways to Show Up for Your Neighbors.” Below the text is an image of a crowd of people with their fists up protesting. In the upper left corner is the blue State Voices logo and the [STATE TABLE] logo is in the upper right corner. The second image has black text on a beige background that says “Let’s Show Up Together” Below an emoji of a megaphone, text says “Share issues you care about on social media.” Below an emoji of a handshake, text says “Volunteer with local orgs.” Below an emoji of a person speaking, text says “speak up at local town halls, city council meetings & contact your reps.”]
