Dump Trump!!!

 

Albuquerque, NM

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t's now past 100 days.  And, oh how "wonderful" we all must feel.  Judges are reversing Trump  at breakneck speed. But have no fear.  Trump is ignoring them.  And a certain judge is jailed (with ridiculous trumped-up charges).  Canada, Greenland, and Panama are in Trump's trigger.  We transgender folks are in Trump's trigger also.  And immigrants?  Bye, see ya later (or not!).  Even citizens are not safe.  And the Dow Jones?  Can you sing free fallin'?

But you CAN do something.   Hands Off is a great place to start.  If you want to get to a really adventurous trek, start your own protest!  It doesn't matter if you're from Albuquerque, Artesia, Belen, Bosque Farms or Capitan in New Mexico - or anywhere in the United States - just do it!!! 

Transgender folks and allies - raise your voice - email or phone!!!

 

Midway City, CA

(part of CA-45 (Michelle Steel))

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ezs note:  Here in Connecticut, things are really OK for me. In this state, transgender men and women can live in relative peace. Even with Trump coming into the White House, there is a solid wall protecting me and others.  However, I realize that things aren't so lucky for others.  Not all Republicans are so dense - but they make up a LARGE majority.  Which is where YOU come in.  At the VERY least, you should call or email YOUR Congressperson.  If he/she visits your area, go if at all possible and SPEAK.  

Why?  Because it's YOUR right - don't throw it away!

LGBTIQQ rallies in Artesia (India Journal [India])

ARTESIA, CA – On Oct 16, National Coming Out Day, South Asian Network (SAN) and Satrang joined together to put on our first ever community town hall followed by a street procession to raise the visibility of South Asian Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Intersex Queer and Questioning (LGBTIQQ) persons along Pioneer Boulevard, the heart of “Little India.” (more above)