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Vote "NO" on Anti-Transgender Proposition 1


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About This Campaign

Proposition 1 is a ballot measure in Anchorage's municipal election on April 3rd. It is an effort by the Alaska Family Council President and other anti-LGBTQ factions to repeal parts of Anchorage's Non-Discrimination Ordinance (NDO) that protect transgender people, and to change how a person's sex is defined for every municipal policy, procedure, and facility. This would bring back discrimination against transgender kids and adults in Anchorage in schools, employment, housing, and public spaces — including allowing strangers to demand to "check" someone's "sex at birth" before using restrooms or other public facilities.

Is This an LGBTQ+ Justice Issue?

YES!
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Whenever an anti-LGBTQ+ measure passes, it emboldens our opposition to try the same tactics elsewhere and raises their chances of success. In Alaska specifically:
  • 43% of transgender Alaskans have experienced homelessness — 23% in just the past year specifically because of being transgender
  • In the past year, 44% of those who saw a health care provider were turned away, harassed, attacked, or faced another form of discrimination because of being transgender.
  • Among those who were out or perceived to be transgender in school, 85% were mistreated because of being transgender — such as being harassed, sexually or physically assaulted, or kicked out of school — and 24% experienced such severe mistreatment that they left a K–12 school.

How You Can Help

  • PHONE FROM HOME: Volunteers who sign up to phone from home will call voters in Anchorage to discuss Proposition 1 and encourage them to vote "No."
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  • RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS: Volunteers who sign up to recruit volunteers will call NEAT volunteers and sign them up for phone-from-home shifts.
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