· Updated January 16, 2025 12:08 AM · 3 min read read
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BOSTON – More than 50 Bay State residents, all with passionately held pro-family views, rallied in the State House Wednesday and fanned out to lobby lawmakers on bills that could affect public funding for abortion providers, the future of sex education, and personal privacy while expanding access for transgender persons to public bathrooms and school locker rooms.
The Massachusetts Family Institute and its president, Andrew Beckwith, led the day of advocacy among members of the House of Represe
BOSTON – More than 50 Bay State residents, all with passionately held pro-family views, rallied in the State House Wednesday and fanned out to lobby lawmakers on bills that could affect public funding for abortion providers, the future of sex education, and personal privacy while expanding access for transgender persons to public bathrooms and school locker rooms.
The Massachusetts Family Institute and its president, Andrew Beckwith, led the day of advocacy among members of the House of Represe…