Urge Legislators to Protect Our Daughters!

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Dear [Your Elected Official],

As one of your constituents, I am writing to urge you to Protect Our Daughters in North Carolina. Right now, girls in our state as young as middle school are being asked to forfeit their safety, privacy, and dignity in private spaces in K-12 public schools, such as locker rooms and bathrooms. This is wrong, and I am asking you to take a stand against it.

The Protect Our Daughters Act is a statewide solution to the confusion and unsafe conditions caused by gender ideology. It prevents biological males from entering female private spaces in public schools, prisons, and rape crisis centers. Women and girls deserve protection. North Carolina law must respect reality and protect the safety, privacy, and dignity of women and girls. Please support the Protect Our Daughters Act.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

[Your City & State]

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Summary

Gender ideology – the idea that a person can be “born in the wrong body” and can self-declare their own gender apart from biological reality– has harmed children across our state and nation. Children’s bodies have been mutilated. Women and girls have lost the opportunity for fair competition in sports. And women and girls have been forced to share their private spaces – like bathrooms and locker rooms – with males.   In North Carolina, girls as young as middle school are being asked to forfeit their safety, privacy, and dignity in private spaces at public schools. Many are doing so in silence, because they face accusations that they are bigoted, backwards, and hateful if they speak out. This is wrong, and it’s time for adults and people in leadership take a stand.   North Carolina law must respect reality and protect the safety, privacy, and dignity of women and girls. Twenty-one states and Puerto Rico currently protect girls from biological males in their bathrooms and locker rooms in K-12 schools. Twelve of those states provide additional protection in other government-owned buildings. But in North Carolina, our daughters have no protection.

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Your State Senator and State Representative(s)