STATUS: House Bill 300 was pulled thanks to your voice! But now, the sponsors deceptively reintroduced it as an amendment to a different bill, House Bill 2103. It's the same language, reintroduced to avoid scrutiny. We expect the final vote on HB 2103 to happen this week. Contact your legislators today!

Take Action: Contact your State Representative today to oppose HB 2103. Just like HB 300, this legislation threatens privacy and religious freedom. 

Summary: HB 300 and the newly amended HB 2103 were introduced by Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta (D-Philadelphia) and other Democrat members of the LGBTQ Caucus and will soon be up for a final vote by your State Representative. It is critical that your State Representative hears from you ASAP to oppose these bills.

Bad laws begin with bad ideas. When the government rejects the objective truth about biology, it creates confusion that harms people — in schools, shelters, sports, workplaces, and everyday life. 

That’s exactly what’s happening right now in Harrisburg. 

HB 300 and the newly amended HB 2103 are the latest threat to religious liberty in Pennsylvania.

These proposals would rewrite Pennsylvania’s Human Relations Act to add “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” as protected classes. Because it applies broadly to employment, housing, and public accommodations, it would impact schools, ministries, businesses, health care providers, recreational facilities, swimming pools, and other shared public spaces across the Commonwealth. Places you visit every day. 

We’ve already seen how laws like this play out in other states. 

In Virginia, a teacher named Peter Vlaming was fired from his job for refusing to use a gender-confused student’s pronouns due to laws like HB 300 and the newly amended HB 2103. He attempted to be accommodating by avoiding the use of any pronouns, but he was still punished for living his faith and remaining true to his convictions about biological reality.  

Situations like this happen because of laws like HB 300 and the newly amended HB 2103. 

Pennsylvania is the only state in the Northeast that hasn’t yet added sexual orientation and gender identity to its non-discrimination laws. This is common sense, and we should continue to say no.  

If passed, HB 300 and the newly amended HB 2103: 

➡️ Punish churches, ministries, and Christian schools for hiring staff who share their beliefs about human sexuality. 
➡️ Expose faith-based employers to lawsuits for living out their convictions 
➡️ Open women’s shelters, locker rooms, dorms, swimming pools, and other public facilities to biological men 
➡️ Force women’s sports teams to allow biological males to compete against women 
➡️ Pressure medical professionals to violate their conscience or face penalties 
➡️ Create new legal threats for Christian business owners who simply want to live and work according to their faith 

Legislators are pushing these bills quickly because it appeals to their activist donors. If it passes the House on a largely partisan vote, the Pennsylvania Senate is unlikely to advance it, which means now is the time for legislators to hear from concerned citizens. 

HB 300 and the newly amended HB 2103 would force gender ideology into Pennsylvania law, forcing out common sense and objective reality. 

We need you to speak up today and urge your lawmakers to reject this harmful legislation.