It's time to stop the free rein of predators and modernize Ohio's Indecent Exposure Laws. Tell the Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee to pass HB249!
Ohio’s outdated public indecency laws have created more young victims.
The latest invasion of girls' privacy occurred at the YMCA in Louisville, Ohio, where a 25-year-old male claimed "transgender" status to access a locker and shower facility specifically reserved for minor girls.
Wearing a revealing women’s swimsuit that highlighted his male genitalia.
Bathing inches away from 15-year-old Isabel Henry and other minor girls.
Using a narrow walkway as an excuse to rub against Isabel while undressed.
HB249 addresses the loopholes that make our daughters vulnerable to these predators.
The bill passed the Ohio House but is currently stalled in the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is chaired by Senator Nathan Manning—a Republican whose voting record has earned high ratings from transgender activists.
Riley Gaines, a former NCAA swimmer and defender of women's sports, shared with Center for Christian Virtue:
"I stand with Isabel and the thousands of young girls like her whose safety and privacy rights have been violated. The YMCA receives over $600 million in taxpayer dollars every year and then violates federal law by allowing men into girls’ locker rooms. Taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to fund this and Ohio needs to pass HB249 now!"
Take 60 seconds to tell Senate President Rob McColley and the Senate Judiciary Committee that families, women and children deserve absolute privacy, dignity and protection!
Don’t forget to share this Action Alert with your friends, family and church groups who care about the safety of Ohio’s children!
In this episode of The Narrative, podcast hosts David Mahan and Mike Andrews sit down with the Henry family to discuss the terrifying loophole in Ohio state law governing public locker rooms that exposed their daughter Isabel to predatory behavior at the Louisville YMCA.
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