Texas and North Carolina Lt. Governors Join Tony Perkins to Discuss Privacy and Religious Freedom Protections

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- On Wednesday, Family Research Council President Tony Perkins will host a special program with Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, North Carolina Lt. Governor Dan Forest, and others to talk about what states are doing to protect the safety and privacy of women and children, and to defend the freedom to believe. Guests include victims and experts.

Across the country radical LGBT activists are threatening religious freedom and violating the safety and privacy of women and children by forcing potentially dangerous policies on schools, businesses, and other public places, and punishing those who refuse to go along. In the wake of this attack on privacy and freedom, Family Research Council is hosting this special program to answer the following questions:

• How can churches help protect their community and be a voice for the vulnerable?
• What can state legislators do to push back against local ordinances and federal mandates forcing women and girls to share showers, restrooms, and locker rooms with men?
• What can parents and voters do to help?

WHO:

Tony Perkins, President, Family Research Council

Dan Patrick, Lieutenant Governor of Texas

Dan Forest, Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina

Kaeley Triller Haver, Washington state YMCA employee and sex-abuse survivor fired for refusing to support a gender identity-based bathroom policy

Mitch Kokai, analyst and former news reporter (11 years) covering North Carolina state government

Cathy Ruse, Senior Fellow, Legal Studies, Family Research Council

Quena Gonzalez, Director, State & Local Affairs, Family Research Council

WHAT:  Privacy & Freedom: Good for Business

WATCH ONLINE: www.frc.org/goodforbusiness or https://www.facebook.com/familyresearchcouncil

WHEN: Wednesday, February 15, 2017 at 1:00 PM Eastern

SOURCE Family Research Council

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