Our Family Coalition has made the decision to deactivate our Twitter accounts immediately due to Twitter quietly removing its longstanding policy aimed at protecting transgender people from targeted misgendering and deadnaming.
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Our Family Coalition has made the decision to deactivate our Twitter accounts immediately due to Twitter quietly removing its longstanding policy aimed at protecting transgender people from targeted misgendering and deadnaming.
While we are moving away from Twitter, we also understand that the other available platforms such as Meta (Facebook/Instagram) have also had harmful policies targeting BIPOC communities.
institutions and organizations that share our values.
With more than 430 pieces of legislation targeting healthcare, education, public places and services, Pride and drag performers, queer history, in 2023 we cannot be complicit in our actions and work.
While we are moving away from Twitter, we also understand that the other available platforms such as Meta (Facebook/Instagram) have also had harmful policies targeting BIPOC communities. While we do not defend their actions, we do appreciate their commitment to learning and
Further, the organization continues to boast unhealthy and illegal labor practices. What’s more, Elon Musk, the new chief of Twitter, recently promoted an anti-trans tweet about the recent Nashville Covenant School shooting, which is the latest in a series of transphobic tweets.
The Twitter landscape has become an increasingly unsafe platform for LGBTQ and BIPOC people to use. Anti-trans and anti-LGBTQ tweets have greatly increased, as well as anti-Black and antisemitic tweets that are published under the guise of "free speech."
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