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ALT Series of 4 images explaining how the new anti trans legislation in Alabama will affect kids/teachers/parents. Black text on white background with colorful LGBTQIA+ icons. Text reads: “Anti-Trans Legislation in Alabama: What’s next? While both HB322 and SB184 impact schools, neither go into effect until 30 days after the date of signing (4/7/22). The bathroom bill is scheduled to begin in the fall of 2022 pending an injunction. All currently scheduled HRT and transition-related care appointments for those under the age of 19 will continue as planned, and new appointments are still being accepted. MCAC and so many other local orgs are available to hold space and provide support. We're not going anywhere, and stand in solidarity with trans youth in Alabama. WWW.MAGICCITYACCEPTANCECENTER.ORG”

ALT Slide 2/4 “Alabama School Staff: Nurses, Educators and Counselors GSA MEETINGS + SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT • You have a RIGHT to say "Gay" • You have a RIGHT to hold GSA meetings and discuss LGBTQ topics in school • You are not legally required to out students who express gender dysphoria--yet* *HB322, including the "Don't Say Gay"amendment is not scheduled to take effect until the 2022-2023 school year”

ALT Slide 3/4 “Alabama Parents of Trans Youth TRANSITION-RELATED CARE AND SCHOOL SAFETY • Medical appointments for youth under the age of 19 are still taking place and new appointments can still be made at this time. An injunction is expected within the next 30 days which would stay the law allow transition-related care to continue as usual. • Students still have a RIGHT to hold GSA meetings and discuss LGBTQ topics in school** • Educators are not legally required to out students who express gender dysphoria--yet** *If you need referrals to care, contact MCAC! ** HB322, including the "Don't Say Gay" amendment is not scheduled to take effect until the 2022-2023 school year”




























