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VALID: Keeping Space for Intersectional Identities in Health Care
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- Join Action Link's Advocacy CampaignI support the proposed rule because it provides protections for LGBTQ+ people in health care settings and this is very important. Additionally, the mission of HHS is to ensure the health and well-being of ALL Americans.
- Power Your VoteThis year, we have an incredible opportunity to build Black political power at every level of the ballot. Your vote is incredibly important, and here's why: Black voters can…Elect candidates who support policies that improve Black lives;
Elect US Senate and Congress members that pass laws that impact the right to vote and police accountability.
Elect your next Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, and others who make decisions on distributing federal funds and appointing state judges.
Elect legislators at the county, city, and municipal levels that make decisions from regular trash pickups and broken street lights to what crimes are prosecuted and the quality of education children in your community receive. You can elect your next mayor, city/county council member, sheriff, district attorney, or school board member. Don't sit these out!
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Voter Information
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- Know your voting rightsYou have the right to vote. If anyone tries to stop you, call the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-687-8683
Be a Good Ally
- Here’s How to Truly Show Up as an Ally to Marginalized Communities"Organizers say real allyship is about consistency." By Adejoke Mason
- Congressional ScorecardLGBTQ+ Americans and allies have the power to decide whether to move equality forward or lose ground. Find information on how your elected officials have voted on issues of equality.LGBTQ+ Americans, allies, friends, families and co-workers have the power to decide whether to move forward or lose ground. The Human Rights Campaign wants to provide you with information on how your elected officials have voted on issues of equality. Browse through the online guide below or download the pdf.
- The NAACP's Congressional Score CardTHE SENATE HAS A JOB TO DO
After a year of assaults on American voting rights, the next steps are clear: end the filibuster and enact federal voting rights legislation that protects voters, no matter what state they live in.A coalition of civil rights organizations has evaluated key votes of each U.S. senator to grade their efforts to protect our democracy. Senators' actions on the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, the For the People Act, and efforts to eliminate the filibuster have direct impact on voters for the 2022 midterms and beyond.
We continue to do our job. We vote, we mobilize, and we amplify our needs. Now the Senate must do theirs. - The Definitive Guide to PronounsWhat is a pronoun? What are mine? How can I show respect to the people around me? Check out this guide.6 minute read
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