California U.S. Rep Barbara Lee: “From health care to housing, we lack data on the experiences of LGBTQI+ people. The LGTBQI+ Data Inclusion…”

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California U.S. Rep Barbara Lee: “From health care to housing, we lack data on the experiences of LGBTQI+ people. The LGTBQI+ Data Inclusion…”
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Jun 24, 2022
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Barbara Lee tweeted the following:

“From health care to housing, we lack data on the experiences of LGBTQI+ people.
The LGTBQI+ Data Inclusion Act fixes this by ensuring LGBTQI+ people are counted in federal surveys, giving us more insight on how to better serve the LGTBQI+ community. #BetterData #BetterPolicy”
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“Its been over two decades since Congress gave the President a blank check for war.
Repeal is overdue. twitter.com/jackfitzdc/sta“
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“We are 139 days away from the midterms and the #FreedomtoVoteAct and #JohnLewisVRA are still being held hostage by Republicans.
The right to vote should not be a partisan issue.” on June 22
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“The Bay Area has championship DNA. Its been a great day celebrating the @warriors – 2022 @NBA champions!” on June 21
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