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Dear Friend,  1. NC VALUES: Thank you for showing up in Raleigh and helping us defend the unborn!NC Values was blessed so many supporters from across the state came out for our two Legislative Days of Action to support a heartbeat bill! Currently there are two ideas being discussed in the General Assembly—13 weeks versus a Heartbeat bill at 6 weeks. If a 13-week pro-life bill passes, only 13-percent of babies lives will be saved, but with a 6 week Heartbeat bill 86 percent of babies currently being aborted would be saved. It was wonderful meeting so many of you in person! Thanks to all who came, and we are asking everyone to please pray that a Heartbeat bill will be advanced. Check out some photos from day one and day two. Here are several ways you can still help:
 2. WUNC: NC House Republicans talk privately on abortion"North Carolina House Republicans met privately Tuesday to discuss where they stand on additional abortion restrictions, according to the chamber's top official. But Speaker Tim Moore cautioned against expecting quick movement within the General Assembly among Republicans interested in narrowing further when abortions are permitted in the state." "The North Carolina Values Coalition, which led Tuesday's lobbying effort, said it expected more allies to visit Raleigh on Wednesday. 'I think you will see a continued push from people around the state, from voters who have voted for people who have campaigned as being pro-life,' coalition executive director Tami Fitzgerald told The News & Observer of Raleigh. 'They’re going to hold those people accountable for how they campaigned.'" Read more: https://www.wunc.org/health/2023-02-28/nc-house-republicans-talk-privately-on-abortion
3. TND: Christian school leaves girls basketball tournament after refusing to face trans player"A girls high school basketball team in Vermont withdrew from a state tournament after refusing to play against another team that had a transgender player on its roster. The Mid Vermont Christian School (MVCS) girls basketball team was supposed to play a first-round game against Long Trail School last Tuesday night. But because of its unwillingness to suit up against a team with a biologically male player, the school forfeited, and thus had to withdrawal from the year-end tournament. 'We withdrew from the tournament because we believe playing against an opponent with a biological male jeopardizes the fairness of the game and the safety of our players,' MVCS Head of School Vicky Fogg told The National Desk in a statement."
4. FOX NEWS: 11-year-old rips sexually explicit material in his Maine middle school: 'The librarian asked if I wanted more'"An 11-year-old in Maine spoke out against 'pornographic' content in his middle school and wants the administrators to be prosecuted. Knox Zajac, an 11–year-old sixth grader, spoke up at a school board meeting last week to read aloud from the book 'Nick and Charlie' that he had checked out of his school’s library. The age advisory in this book is 14 years of age and older. 'Nick and Charlie,' written by Alice Oseman, begins with two early teen boys stealing wine from their parents and proceeding to experiment sexually with one another."
5. NBC NEWS: Mississippi governor signs bill banning transgender health care for minors"Mississippi on Tuesday became the seventh state to enact a restriction on certain transition-related health care for minors. Gov. Tate Reeves, a Republican, said he signed the bill, which bars puberty blockers, hormone therapy and surgery for minors, because 'there is a dangerous movement spreading across America today.' 'It’s advancing under the guise of a false ideology, and pseudo science is being pushed onto our children through radical activist, social media and online influencers, and it’s trying to convince our children that they are in the wrong body,' Reeves said at a news conference Tuesday, after he signed the bill. 'This dangerous movement attempts to convince these children that they’re just a surgery away from happiness. It threatens our children’s innocence, and it threatens their health.'" In addition, just yesterday Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation restricting drag shows and banning gender transition treatments for minors. Tennessee becomes the first state to ban drag shows on public property and near schools. 
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