Why are people “suddenly” talking about transgender people? And books? And bathrooms? What does this have to do with New Hampshire?

In this episode, Liz and Heidi Carrington Heath (Executive Director of New Hampshire Outright) cover some of the frequently asked questions they've gotten about LGBTQ+ folks, especially transgender individuals and young people.  

Liz asks Heidi her favorite coming out story. Heidi, in turn, gives a big shout out to her mom (hi, mom!).

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Links:

• New Hampshire Outright
• Heidi's three actions:
  • Call Gov. Ayotte at 603-271-2121 and/or use ACLU-NH's tool to contact her
  • Donate to New Hampshire Outright's mutual aid fund
  • Read Abi Maxwell's book One Day I'll Grow Up and Be a Beautiful Woman: A Mother's Story
• NH lawmakers give final OK to bills banning transgender health care for minors (NHPR)
• N.H. Senate passes bathroom bill, sending it to Ayotte’s desk (Concord Monitor)
• After Supreme Court ruling on trans healthcare, some in NH prepare for more restrictions (NHPR)
• New Hampshire teenagers challenge Trump’s ban on transgender girls in girls’ sports (NH Bulletin)

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