PROTECT LGBTQ+ AMERICANS
Equality under the law cannot be conditional. LGBTQ+ Americans deserve the same rights, safety, and freedom to live without fear or discrimination — in employment, housing, healthcare, and public life. Civil rights protections must apply to all of us, without loopholes or carve-outs.
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THE PROBLEM
Across the country, LGBTQ+ people still face:
Legal loopholes that allow housing, employment, and service discrimination
Healthcare denials, especially for gender-affirming care and even emergency treatment
State-level criminalization efforts targeting trans healthcare, ID documents, and personal autonomy
Harassment and violence, with federal hate-crime enforcement inconsistently applied
Freedom is not freedom if someone can be denied a home, fired from a job, or refused medical care just for being who they are.
OUR PLAN FOR EQUAL PROTECTION
We will establish clear, enforceable civil-rights protections nationwide:
Federal LGBTQ+ Civil Rights Protections — Write explicit anti-discrimination protections into housing, hiring, public services, and education law.
Ban Healthcare Discrimination — Hospitals and clinics cannot refuse medically recognized care, including gender-affirming treatment and HIV prevention.
Streamlined Gender ID Process — Let individuals update federal documents without invasive barriers or unnecessary medical gatekeeping.
Expanded Hate Crime Enforcement — Strengthen data reporting, provide local prosecution support, and fund prevention programs.
Safe Schools & Youth Autonomy Standards — Require anti-bullying policies, mental health support, and student privacy protections in federally funded schools.
WHY IT MATTERS
A society is measured not by how it treats the majority, but how it treats those with the least institutional protection. Protecting LGBTQ+ rights isn’t special treatment — it’s equal treatment, applied consistently at last.
“Rights are not pie. When someone else gets protected, nothing is taken from you. Equality doesn’t shrink freedom — it expands it.