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Montana looks to have become the very first state to hear an anti-trans bill in 2025 — a bathroom ban targeting adult transgender people in
If you deny people safe access to public bathrooms you are banning them from existing in public. Things like jobs, schools, shopping, and public events all become impossible if you can only be out of your home as long as your bladder can stand it,
The protest marked a shift in LGBTQ+ activists’ approach to calling for change ahead of a second Trump administration expected to enact hars
Capitol police quickly issued a warning to the protesters — which included U.S. army whistleblower Chelsea Manning alongside author and activist Raquel Willis — to disperse or face arrest, including sexual misconduct charges. Following those warnings, they were arrested and escorted from the building by Capitol police.
The protest follows Johnson’s announcement in November that transgender women are not allowed to access women’s restrooms and facilities in the Capitol and House buildings — an announcement that was not accompanied with any information about enforcement, or how such a policy would be carried out. The group called for elected officials to block Rep. Nancy Mace’s proposed bill that would ban trans people from bathrooms in museums, national parks and other federal property and for Democratic members of Congress to filibuster and block the bill if or when it comes to a vote.
“This bathroom sit-in sets an example of the righteous defiance and solidarity needed under a second Trump administration,” Gender Liberation Movement said in a press release, citing support from transgender and cisgender participants. The group said survivors of sexual violence also joined the protest to demand that proponents of bathroom bills stop falsely accusing trans women of endangering cis women when they use women’s facilities.
Speaker Mike Johnson has banned trans women from using the women's restroom in the Capitol Building. Sarah McBride, the first trans woman in Congress, had two choices
Comply with the rule, stay in the House, and vote on policy.
Break the rule, get expelled from the House, and lose the ability to vote on policy. But at least she'll trend on Twitter and Bluesky for a week as far left activists call her a hero.
In the end, she chose number 1. She's being attacked by leftists, but she's more of a true leftist than any of them. She's doing what leftists are supposed to do: Put her individual needs and desires aside so she can better fight for a collective good.
Collective action doesn't always feel good. It can be pragmatic, utilitarian, and cold-blooded. You don't join a collectivist movement and expect to always feel good about yourself.
🚨This is urgent🚨 Bridget Phillipson, the Minister for Women and Equalities, has a decision to make. The EHRC, a regulator mired in contro
Bridget Phillipson, the Minister for Women and Equalities, has a decision to make. The EHRC, a regulator mired in controversy over anti-trans views, has sent a new draft Code of Practice to our Equality Act which would lead to the exclusion of trans people from public life.
Their draft tried to turn our equality laws into a bathroom ban, mandating the blanket exclusion of trans people from gendered spaces and services. Even if a business or association wants to remain trans-inclusive, they’d be told they must exclude us.
The EHRC rushed through more than 50,000 responses to its consultation on this draft using AI, and have now sent their final proposals to the government. We don’t get to see their final draft until it’s been decided on behind closed doors, but media leaks and the EHRC’s own public statements make one thing clear: they haven’t changed course.
Act now. Ask your MP to urge the government to scrap the bathroom ban and demand any new Code of Practice ensures providers can lawfully include trans people in their services.
so I was looking for pictures + articles about Nancy Mace & all of the VERY LOUD transphobia she's been taking part in...
dude.
I found these & lost my fucking m i n d
NANCY.
NANCYYYYYY.
NANCY A PICTURE IS COMING TOGETHER FOR ME RN
Following 3 lawsuits, EHRC has admitted that toilets are covered by the Workplace Regulations 1992 act and there is no mandatory segregation. A week after claiming in Committee that universal human rights do not apply to trans people.
EHRC consultation ends this week, as they have to go through responses it hurts them if answers are given this week instead of earlier.
https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/EHRC-code-of-practice-consultation-2025/
TransActual have a basic guide here:
https://transactual.org.uk/equality-act-campaign/responding-to-the-ehrc-consultation/
GLP and Trans Solidarity have set up a mp email campaign which makes sending emails to your mp easier.
https://action.goodlawproject.org/tsa-mass-lobby?utm_source=bluesky_Jo&utm_campaign=TSAMassLobby&utm_medium=Social
Here's a template email to base things on in your own words:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OcrPtb8l7eoDCG2WYewY9AhF7qJx76mgeaNsEenJ1XU/edit?tab=t.0
You can then also send one direct to no10
https://contact.no10.gov.uk/
And here's an open letter for an inquiry into the EHRC:
https://organise.network/actions/petition-demanding-an-inquiry-into-the-e-RdwPIwmY/saf/take-action
Thank you for collecting all these resources!!!
and yes, if your MP is on this committee, absolutely contact them about this, but even if they are not email them anyway
