The bill is the second in the span of a week to attack the rights of LGBTQ+ Louisianans, following a trans bathroom ban.

The bill is the second in the span of a week to attack the rights of LGBTQ+ Louisianans, following a trans bathroom ban.

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  • don@lemm.ee
    71·
    6 months ago

    Maybe we should enact a national “Don’t say Louisiana” law, and see how people from the region formerly known as L***s***a like it. We’ll call ‘em “regionians”, or maybe “areans”.

    • candyman337@sh.itjust.works
      9·
      6 months ago

      As someone who is in Louisiana, a.majority of the population here does not want this shit, gerrymandering here means that the politicians don’t actually represent the population.

      • CatOnTheChainWax@lemmy.today
        3·
        6 months ago

        I’m so glad Latoya is galavanting around Europe or getting shit faced in the quarter instead of ever doing anything for new Orleans or the people

      • Bakkoda@sh.itjust.works
        2·
        6 months ago

        I get upset even i see nyc politics affecting upstate but it’s honestly usually just an inconvenience. I see Southern politics and how far away it is from what most people in the South want it blows my mind. I just cannot grasp it and I’m also terrified because it’s crawling and creeping everywhere. Full on lack of representation.