Today was monumental, friends.

The Supreme Court has ruled that a critical provision of the
Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects LGBTQ+ workers from employment
discrimination under the law!

This is undeniable evidence of the progress we have made --
despite the rhetoric and hate coming from political extremists
and the White House.

As we celebrate this victory, we must recommit ourselves to keep
up the fight against discrimination by supporting LGBTQ+ leaders
like Mark Takano. As the first openly gay person of Asian descent
in Congress, Mark has been a tireless champion for LGBTQ+
Americans.

Will you show your support for diverse voices like Mark's in
Congress by making a contribution today in honor of this landmark
SCOTUS decision?
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We celebrate this victory knowing full well that we have much
farther to go to achieve true equality for all. But, with Mark
leading the charge -- we know that we are moving forward in the
right direction.

Thank you for your support,

Charlie and the team at Takano for Congress

Since 2013, Mark Takano has represented the people of the Inland
Empire in the United States House of Representatives, fighting
for the region's progressive priorities. He's been a voice for
veterans, seniors, students, local businesses and hardworking
families. We need to hold our Democratic Congressional majority
now more than ever. The leadership of Democrats like Mark will be
critical to holding Trump accountable and ensuring the healing of
our country during this challenging time. Please help us keep
Mark in Congress fighting for our Democratic values by
contributing today!
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