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Veto the removal of gender identity from Iowa civil rights law

To: Gov. Reynolds

From: A verified voter in Slater, IA

February 28

I am writing to urge you to veto the bill that removes gender identity protections from Iowa’s civil rights code. This legislation would strip critical protections from transgender and gender-nonconforming Iowans, leaving them vulnerable to discrimination in housing, employment, and public accommodations. Iowa has long been a leader in civil rights, and this bill undermines that legacy. It also disregards the overwhelming opposition from advocacy groups, community members, and Iowans who believe in equality and fairness for all. Protecting the rights of every individual, regardless of gender identity, is not only a moral imperative but also essential to ensuring a just and inclusive society. I urge you to stand with the people of Iowa and veto this harmful legislation. Thank you for your attention to this critical issue. I hope you will choose to uphold the values of equality and justice for all Iowans.

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