Keep sex discrimination law a matter of biology--not ideology.
The Equality Act would change the definition of "sex discrimination" from its historical basis in biology (i.e., male/female) to instead include subjective ideological factors such as gender identity and sexual orientation.
The bill would impose legal penalties against anyone who does not share this ideology.
For example, health professionals who decline, on the basis of medical research and/or ethical convictions, to participate in gender reassignment surgeries or hormonal treatments for children would be considered to be illegally discriminating and subject to lawsuits and penalties.
To stop Congress from enforcing a particular ideology of gender and sex on the entire country, use this editable message and feel free to add your own qualifications (e.g., health professional, educator, etc.), views and experience.
Thank you for taking the time to take a stand.
The Equality Act would change the definition of "sex discrimination" from its historical basis in biology (i.e., male/female) to instead include subjective ideological factors such as gender identity and sexual orientation.
The bill would impose legal penalties against anyone who does not share this ideology.
For example, health professionals who decline, on the basis of medical research and/or ethical convictions, to participate in gender reassignment surgeries or hormonal treatments for children would be considered to be illegally discriminating and subject to lawsuits and penalties.
To stop Congress from enforcing a particular ideology of gender and sex on the entire country, use this editable message and feel free to add your own qualifications (e.g., health professional, educator, etc.), views and experience.
Thank you for taking the time to take a stand.