Senator Villivalam (D-Chicago) proposed an Amendment to HB 5188 that would bring forth a controversial K-12 sexual education law.

To the delight of Planned Parenthood of Illinois, the ACLU and Equality Illinois, the bill is widely supported by "LGBT" activists.

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We urge all state lawmakers to take a stand against this unjust and tyrannical bill.

This inexcusable legislation goes against the family values of many households across Illinois and should not be passed. Let your voice be heard and make a difference!

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Parents have the responsibility of guiding and teaching their children about sexual health, according to when and how they deem appropriate in line with their beliefs. It is not the domain of governments or public schools to take on this role.

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The feedback and support of thousands of parents, grandparents, and other citizens was made clear in the opposition to a certain bill, yet despite this Springfield "Progressives" neglected to take our opinions into consideration.

SB 1283, often inaccurately referred to as the "Gender-Affirming Health Care Protection Act", does nothing to protect children from facing irreversible damage in life. This is very concerning.

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SB 1283 gives adults from states which prohibit surgery, hormone therapy, and puberty blocking the opportunity to bring children to Illinois for access to these treatments.

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Despite the medical interventions, transgender individuals remain highly vulnerable to suicide, substance abuse and mental health issues like gender dysphoria. 

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Senator Simmons might not understand that with proper help and support, the majority of children can overcome their confusion.

Additionally, the number of people de-transitioning from gender transition is on a rise.

This is horrific and must be stopped!

Repeal of Parental Notice of Abortion Act

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• The law removes the requirement for minors to notify a parent, guardian, or family member at least 48 hours before obtaining an abortion.

• This repeal allows minors to make confidential and autonomous decisions about their reproductive health.

• This law prevents parents from being unaware of their child's decision to get an abortion and from being involved in minors' healthcare decisions.

• This law enables the abuse and rape of minor girls.

• This law allows the state to regulate healthcare decisions for minors.

HB 1286 legalizes and allows the construction or conversion of "multiple occupancy restrooms" into "all-gender restrooms" complete with urinals, stalls, partitions, and signage so that both sexes may use the same multiple-occupancy restroom at the same time. 

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On March 23rd, the House of Representatives successfully passed an important bill with a vote of 60 to 40, although all Republicans voted against it.

We urge you to contact your state senator and ask him/her to vote against HB 1286.

Ask them to reject the misguided agenda of this bill that disregards indisputable facts. Request them to respect the rights and security of all Illinois citizens.

HB 1596 seeks to remove gender-specific pronouns from numerous laws related to children, replacing them with more gender-neutral phrases such as “the child” in order to promote a more inclusive and equitable environment. We strongly oppose this bill due to its detrimental impact on our God-given gender identities.

Proposed: The Abused and Neglecting Child Protection Act

• The bill criminalizes parents who deny their child access to certain medical care, including primary care services, abortion services, or gender-affirming services, expanding the definition of parental abuse and neglect.

• Parents who oppose these interventions for their children could face legal consequences, including potential prosecution, up to 15 years in prison, fines up to $25, 000, and the possibility of their child being removed from their care by state authorities.

• The bill raises concerns about the extent of government intervention in family matters and the erosion of parental rights.

• It challenges the traditional role of parents as the primary decision-makers for their children's well-being, especially when any adult can take a child to receive sensitive medical and healthcare procedures.

• This could fundamentally alter the dynamics within families, creating a potential rift between parents and children and undermining the authority of parents to raise their children according to their beliefs and values.

• It absolves the liability of healthcare professionals providing these medical services to a minor child.