The Gender Pac "Diversity Statement" could force your company to hire a drag queen or transsexual.

The Gender Pac "Diversity Statement" could force your company to hire a drag queen or transsexual.
June 2, 2003

The Diversity Statement was written by Riki Wilchins who believes male and female are "socially constructed" and really don't exist as genetic realities. As a parent I can vouch for the fact that boys and girls are definitely different. Their difference is innate and wonderful. The following information is from Traditional Values Coalition, please read on.

At least 76 U.S. Representatives and Senators have signed a GenderPac "Diversity Statement" in support of so-called "transgender" rights in hiring and employment policies for the U.S. Congress.

This means that 76 of our representatives in Washington, DC have agreed to hire individuals who are cross-dressers, transsexuals, or even shemales (individuals who maintain both male and female sexual characteristics) as employees if one of these sexually confused individuals applies for a job in Congress.

GenderPac is working closely with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), a radical leftist homosexual group based in Washington, DC. With this new alliance of cross-dressers and homosexuals, they are lobbying for federal legislation designed to provide special legal protections for transgenders in the workplace. This means that any businessman will be forced to hire a drag queen, transvestite, or even a shemale if the person is qualified for the job offered.

GenderPac is headed by Riki Wilchins, a male-to-female transgender who has written Read My Lips: Sexual Subversion and the End of Gender. Wilchins believes that male and female are "socially constructed" and really don't exist as genetic realities. GenderPac's goal is to destroy any concept of male and female in U.S. law and culture.

The following U.S. Representatives and Senators apparently agree with this and have already signed this "Diversity Statement" with GenderPac:

Arizona
Rep Raul M. Grijalva (D)

California
Rep Joe Baca (D)
Rep Anna Eshoo (D)
Rep Sam Farr (D)
Rep Bob Filner (D)
Rep Jane Harman (D)
Rep Michael Honda (D)
Rep Zoe Lofgren (D)
Rep Loretta Sanchez (D)
Rep Adam Schiff (D)
Rep Ellen Tauscher (D)
Rep Maxine Waters (D)
Rep Diane Watson (D)
Rep Lynn Woolsey (D)

Colorado
Rep Diana DeGette (D)
Rep Mark Udall (D)

Connecticut
Sen Joe Lieberman (D)
Rep John Larson (D)
Rep Rosa DeLauro (D)
Rep Rob Simmons (R)

Florida
Rep Mario Diaz-Balart (R)
Rep Robert Wexler (D)

Hawaii
Rep Neil Abercrombie (D)

Illinois
Rep Luis Gutierrez (D)
Rep Jesse Jackson (D)
Rep Bobby Rush (D)
Rep Janice Schakowsky (D)
Rep John Shimkus (R)

Iowa
Rep James Leach (R)

Kansas
Rep Dennis Moore (D)

Louisiana
Sen John B. Breaux (D)
Sen Mary Landrieu (D)

Maryland
Rep Elijah Cummings (D)
Rep Chris Van Hollen, Jr. (D)
Rep Albert Wynn (D)

Massachusetts
Sen John Kerry (D)
Rep William Delahunt (D)
Rep James McGovern (D)

Minnesota
Sen Mark Dayton (D)
Rep Betty McCollum (D)
Rep James L. Oberstar (D)
Rep Martin Sabo (D)

Nevada
Rep Shelley Berkley (D)

New Jersey
Rep Robert Andrews (D)
Rep Rush Holt (D)
Rep Frank Pallone (D)
Rep Bill Pascrell (D)
Rep Donald Payne (D)

New York
Sen Hillary Clinton (D)
Rep Joseph Crowley (D)
Rep Maurice Hinchey (D)
Rep Carolyn Maloney (D)
Rep Carolyn McCarthy (D)
Rep Michael McNulty (D)
Rep Gregory W. Meeks (D)
Rep Jerrold Nadler (D)
Rep Charles Rangel (D)
Rep Nydia Velazquez (D)

North Carolina
Rep Frank W. Ballance, Jr. (D)

Ohio
Rep Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D)
Rep Dennis Kucinich (D)

Oregon
Rep Earl Blumenauer (D)

Pennsylvania
Rep Mike Doyle (D)
Rep Jim Greenwood (R)

Rhode Island
Sen Jack Reed (D)
Rep Patrick Kennedy (D)
Rep Jim Langevin (D)

Tennessee
Rep Jim Cooper (D)

Texas
Rep Lloyd Doggett (D)
Rep Charles Gonzalez (D)

Vermont
Rep Bernard Sanders (I)

Virginia
Rep Jim Moran (D)

Washington
Sen Maria Cantwell (D)
Rep Brian Baird (D)
Rep Jay Inslee (D)

Wisconsin
Rep Tammy Baldwin (D)

If your Senator or Representative is in this list please click on their name above to send a letter of concern to him or her. We are asking that they remove their names from the GenderPac Diversity Statement or explain why they think sexually confused individuals who wish to wear opposite sex clothing or have sex change operations should be given special legal protections under the law.