Rally Against H. 4624 — South Carolina United for Justice & Equality

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Show Up At the State House to Fight The Anti-Trans Healthcare Bill, H. 4624

The South Carolina legislative session ends on May 9th, and it’s all hands on deck to make sure H. 4624, the Anti-Trans Healthcare Bill, does NOT pass in the Senate. Debate on the bill could take place on Thursday, May 2nd, and could be closely followed by a vote – so we’re asking folks who are ready and able to travel to Columbia to fill out this form so we can rally against this cruel legislation together. Our Organizing Team will be in touch about logistics ASAP.

Name *

First Name

Last Name

Email *

Phone *

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Zip Code *

Pronouns *

I Am: *

Transgender or nonbinary

A trans person under the age of 18

A trans person ages 19-25

A parent of a trans person

A person who is insured by Medicaid

An LGB person

A member of the clergy

A medical care provider

An educator

A business owner

An ally to LGBTQ+ people

None of these

We want any South Carolinian who'd like to join to be able to participate! Do any of the following apply to you so we can all make it to Columbia together?

We offer gas cards to help offset the cost of traveling to Columbia, so let us know if this support would be helpful for you to attend and we'll bring a card for you.

I will need assistance with gas or transportation.

I can help provide transportation by carpooling.

I'm all set!

Thank you! Our Organizing Team will be in touch.

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Join us in the work to secure LGBTQ equality across South Carolina – take the pledge with your name, email, and zip code!

SC United for Justice and Equality envisions a South Carolina where everyone can thrive, with a focus on the lived and legal equality of LGBTQ people. The coalition advocates for the passage of legislation to protect LGBTQ community members and opposes anti-LGBTQ legislation. The coalition also works on intersecting issues of social justice, including racial justice, reproductive justice, voting rights, and health care access.

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