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John ,
The Washington Post released an article revealing that Glenn Youngkin silently took down LGBTQ+ resources from a state website, despite objections within his own administration. These resources ranged from finding therapists, to online group therapy, to organizations like the Virginia Anti-Violence Project. These resources are there when LGBTQ+ kids and their families are struggling and don’t know where to turn. The quiet removal raises the question: what was the reasoning behind the Governor's decision to do this?
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The answer: the governor caved to pressure from right-wing media.
Your elected officials should answer to the people they serve, including their LGBTQ+ constituents, and not single out and stigmatize the people they are elected to serve.
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With Danica in the state Senate, she will fight for what is best for her constituents and get the job done. She will defend and expand resources to help LGBTQ+ youth, and continue the fight to make Virginia a more inclusive commonwealth. Because at the end of the day, this is your Virgnia, too, and you belong here because of who you are not despite it.
Best,
Team Danica
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