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Urge Governor DeWine to keep Ohio's National Guard out of Washington D.C.

The military has no place occupying D.C. or any other American city. The deployment of the National Guard is an intimidation tactic by an authoritarian administration and Governor DeWine is complicit. TAKE ACTION: Urge Governor DeWine to keep Ohio's National Guard out of Washington D.C.

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Tell Ohio Lawmakers: Ohioans Deserve a Fair Congressional Map

The need for fair congressional districts is beyond overdue. Our state lawmakers must pass a bipartisan map that accurately represents their communities. Voters should choose their leaders, not the other way around. TAKE ACTION: Contact the Ohio General Assembly and urge them to adopt a fair congressional map.

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Gov. DeWine: Veto Anti-Civil Liberties Provisions in Budget Bill

Ohio lawmakers are using the state budget bill as a vehicle to expand government overreach and chip away at key civil liberties. Contact the Senate Finance Committee and urge them to reject the anti-civil liberties provisions included in House Bill 96.

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Students Rights

Ohio Public Colleges and Universities: Reject Participation in Federal Immigration Enforcement

Ohio’s public colleges and universities must protect the safety and legal rights of international students from government overreach. Urge them to avoid complicity in President Trump’s inhumane and unlawful immigration policies.

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Free Speech

Stop HB 249: Ohio’s Drag Ban

House Bill 249 seeks to limit drag performances to strip clubs and similar locations, making it a crime to perform in drag in other places where a minor may be present. This bill broadly targets anyone who performs exhibiting a gender identity different than the entertainer’s biological sex at birth. HB 249 also relies on notoriously vague legal standards used to determine whether content is considered obscene and/or “harmful to juveniles.”

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