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Look into A Place for Marsha and Rainbow Railroad for housing once you've secured a job. Elevate Access can help fly you out to your new state. There are definitely FB groups dedicated to LGBT housing/roommates, but I don't use FB so hopefully, someone can comment some group names for you. Everywhere is Queer has queer friendly job postings. Source: 12 months ago

Https://elevatedaccess.org/ can transport you but may or may not be able to help with your stuff. If push comes to shove and you need an emergency escape, your stuff can be replaced. You cannot. Source: 12 months ago

Plume is still providing care in FL, though there may be a waitlist. Elevate Access is providing flights to access GAC, maybe contact them for support getting to Michigan. You would be able to get a prescription in another state and bring it back, yes. Have done this from GA to FL. I live in South FL and moving to Orlando in order to be closer to in-person queer resources since this new legislation has pretty much... Source: 12 months ago

And if they need transportation out to a free state, have them contact Elevated Access. https://elevatedaccess.org/. Source: 12 months ago

Volunteer pilots providing flights to free states to get medical care https://elevatedaccess.org/. Source: 12 months ago

VOTE. If you’re not registered, register here: https://vote.gov. Source: 5 months ago

We need to make sure Biden wins the presidency next November. Please, if you are not registered to vote, do so. It's up to all of us to make this happen! Source: 5 months ago

IT'S A GOOD DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE (or at least post the link): Https://vote.gov Register to vote. Canvass. Vote in every election. Take someone with you. Advocate for voting rights legislation. League of Women Voters Rock the Vote When We All Vote VoteRiders Find Your Representatives and Senators (and then ride their ass and put them on blast if they're not working for you and your district) November 5,... Source: 5 months ago

I want you and everyone who reads this comment to reach out to 5 friends/acquaintances/family members and ask them if they're registered to vote. If they aren't, I want you to help them register. https://vote.gov/. Source: 5 months ago

You can change your registration by going to vote.gov and checking your state or territory. Depending on where you live you might have to update it via online, mail in form, by phone, or the local electors office. Your state might even ask you to reregister as a new voter to make sure any changes go through. Here in Ky I updated my voter registration at my local DMV when I got my license updated with my new name,... Source: 5 months ago