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New York State Legislators New York State Legislators DANIEL O’DONNELL JULIA SALAZAR Member of Assembly State Senator 69th Assembly District 18th Senate District November 12, 2020 The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo Governor of New York State New York State Capitol Building Albany, NY 12224 Governor Cuomo, We are LGBTQ elected officials, organizations, and activists, working to ensure that transgender, gender nonconforming, and nonbinary (TGNC) New Yorkers are able to live free from discrimination and harassment in our State. We urge you to sign the Gender Neutral Bathrooms Bill, A.5240 (O’Donnell) / S.6479 (Salazar), which makes all single stall bathrooms in New York State gender neutral, to ensure that TGNC New Yorkers can use public facilities without fear of harassment or discrimination. This legislation is simple: it says that if a bathroom has one stall, anyone can use it. Critically, the bill applies to all restaurants, bars, public and private schools, and other public facilities across the State to ensure that everyone can access public accommodations wherever they are without fear of discrimination or harassment, no matter their gender or gender identity. Placing restrictions on who can use public restrooms not only violates individuals’ basic civil rights, it all too often threatens the privacy and safety of transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people who are just trying to go about their day. At its core, this bill is not just about bathrooms, but about transgender, gender nonconforming, and nonbinary peoples’ right to exist in the world as themselves, with safety, protection, and affirmation. This bill passed unanimously in the New York State Assembly, with a significant bipartisan majority in the Senate, and with broad support across the LGBTQ community. New York City, Philadelphia, Seattle, the State of California, and the State of Illinois have all passed similar legislation, all with no issues in implementation, and no negative impacts on businesses or institutions. As you know, the TGNC community has been the target of countless attacks from the Federal Administration and other states in recent years, and has endured a long history of discrimination and violence. New York has long been a leader in pushing forward LGBTQ rights. Our State must continue that proud history, stand strong for the TGNC community, and enact A.5240 / S.6479. We urge you to support and sign A.5240 (O’Donnell) / S.6479 (Salazar) to support, protect, and affirm transgender, gender nonconforming, and nonbinary New Yorkers. Sincerely, Assembly Member Daniel O’Donnell State Senator Julia Salazar Organizations Equality New York LGBTQ+ Caucus of the Association of The LGBT Center Legal Aid Attorneys, UAW LOCAL 2325 Gender Equality New York Legal Services of Central New York New Pride Agenda Make The Road New York GMHC New York Immigration Coalition The Trevor Project Citizen Action of New York Translatinx Network Housing Works Marsha P. Johnson Institute New York Civil Liberties Union Adirondack North Country Gender Alliance Athlete Ally Mid-Hudson Valley Transgender Harlem Pride, Inc. Association Brooklyn Community Pride Center Genesee Valley Gender Variants The LOFT LGBTQ+ Community Center Spectrum Transgender Group of Greater Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center New York Albany Damien Center Stonewall Democrats of NYC NYC Pride and Power Stonewall Democrats of Hudson Valley GLYS Western New York Western NY Stonewall Democrats GLSEN Lower Hudson Valley Lambda Independent Democrats of GLSEN Upstate NY Brooklyn Western New York Anti Violence Project Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club of Long Island Inclusive Communities Against Queens Hate Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club Long Island Rising SAGE Long Island Crisis Center GAY USA The Bar Method, Roslyn National Trans Bar Association Together We Will Long Island The LGBT Bar Association of New York New York Progressive Action Network - Queens County Bar Association LGBTQ+ Long Island Activists Committee New York Progressive Action Network - TriVersity Center Progressive East End Reformers (P.E.E.R.) 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