What LGBTQ allies need to know about the latest crush of anti-trans bills.
Do we need tens of thousands of retweets because one red-state legislator proposed something horrific?Human Rights Campaign report published last week
But it’s worth wondering whether hyper-focusing on every new bill does more harm than good. Yes, it’s important to remain informed and to organize a collective response, but do we need tens of thousands of retweets because one red-state legislator proposed something horrific? showed that every time an anti-trans bill is passed, internet search results for the words “depression” and “suicide” go up. But when an anti-trans bill is defeated, the number of searches for those terms drops. The study also found that debating bills doesn’t change the number of searches for those terms.
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