Threat to Your Children's Privacy

I recently received this email from Brad Dacus of Pacific Justice Institute, and I thought I'd share it with you. If you live in California, call your state senator and oppose this bill!

Dear Friends,

Please join us in taking action within the next 24 hours to oppose AB 1266, a bill that threatens the future of our children.

AB 1266 is an almost-unbelievable proposal in the California Legislature that would take "transgender rights" to such an extreme in our public schools that boys and girls could use any bathroom or locker room they wish, based only on their self-proclaimed "gender identity."  Perhaps the most shocking thing about this bill is that one half of the Legislature (the Assembly) has already voted to approve it!  The bill is now in the Senate, and that's where we need your immediate action.

The Senate Education Committee is scheduled to consider and vote on AB 1266 this coming Wednesday, June 12.  Please call and fax the Committee members at the numbers below to voice your concerns about this bill.  If you live in the Sacramento region, also consider joining us at the hearing, which starts at 9:00 a.m. in Room 2083 of the State Capitol.  A PJI attorney plans to attend and speak at the hearing.

Contact the Senate Education Committee Members

1. Senator Carol Liu (Chair) - Phone: 916-651-4025, Fax: 916-324-7543
2. Senator Mark Wyland (Vice Chair) - Phone: 916-651-4038, Fax: 916-446-7382
3. Senator Marty Block - Phone: 916-651-4039
4. Senator Lou Correa - Phone: 916-651-4034
5. Senator Loni Hancock - Phone: 916-651-4009, Fax: 916-327-1997
6. Senator Ben Hueso - Phone: 916-651-4040, Fax: 916-327-3522
7. Senator Bob Huff - Phone: 916-651-4029, Fax: 916-324-0922
8. Senator Bill Monning - Phone: 916-651-4017, Fax: 916-445-8081
9. Senator Norma J. Torres - Phone: 916-651-4032, Fax: 916-651-4932

If you've already called legislators about AB 1266, thank you and keep it up!  It only takes a few hundred calls—out of the nearly 40 million California residents—to make a difference, so the effect of each one is multiplied many times over.

Stay tuned to www.GenderInsanity.com for updates on this upcoming vote.

Running the Race,

Brad Dacus, Esq.
President, Pacific Justice Institute