The SC State Senate has passed H4756, which requires that people use restrooms that match their birth certificates. The bill applies to K-12 public schools as well as higher education facilities and events, including arts performances and sporting events.

Conversations with my mother often get me thinking. When I was recently telling her about all of the proposed laws that would harm transgender people, she wondered why lawmakers were spending so much time attacking a small population. When I couldn't stop thinking about our chat, I started writing.

Spot on commentary: bills like H4756 and S199 don't make anyone safer. They encourage (and facilitate via lawsuits) questioning of who belongs in restrooms, threatening women and girls who don't meet society's standards of what a woman should look like. scdailygazette.com/2026/02/10/s...

Happening now: S.C. lawmakers are discussing and amending the mifepristone / misoprostol criminalization bill H. 4760 on the House floor. Livestream here: www.scstatehouse.gov/video/chambe...

Incredibly proud of our team who is fighting for Dr. Bregy. Faculty and students urged Clemson to stand up to the political mob, but they caved and fired a beloved educator. We'll see Clemson in court. All the details, including what Dr. Bregy posted is here: www.aclusc.org/en/press-rel...

Who from the Columbia City Council betrayed the city's residents by asking state lawmakers to strip $3M+ from their local budget just to attack LGBTQ kids? @aclusc.bsky.social More from @wistv.com: www.wistv.com/2025/05/27/a...

With @aclusc.bsky.social, I travel around the state talking with South Carolinians who are shocked and scared by what they see from the Trump administration. They ask me, “What are we supposed to do?” I tell them there are three things to do in this moment: charlestoncitypaper.com/2025/05/09/w...

Grateful to @malindalo.bsky.social for speaking out against Superintendent Ellen Weaver's crusade to remove books from all school libraries (K-12).

BREAKING: We’re suing the Trump administration to block its executive order attempting to restrict access to gender-affirming care for transgender people under the age of 19 nationwide.

South Carolina's legislative session starts Tuesday, January 14. If you want to know what's coming up, take a listen to the latest episode of @aclusc.bsky.social's podcast, While I Breathe. www.aclusc.org/en/publicati...