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                <text>This is a song sung to the tune of "This Land is Your Land" about HB2 sung in my bathroom in Chapel Hill North Carolina.  Renamed "This Stall Is Your Stall"</text>
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                <text>This photo is a selfie that I took in the bathroom at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Government Center which is another public building that I am not allowed to use the ladies room in. [Editor's Note: Allison is a long-time transgender activist. On February 29, she was ejected from a restroom at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Governmental Center after speaking at a public hearing on the nondiscrimination ordinance cited by state lawmakers as the inspiration for HB2. For more information, see this story in the Charlotte Observer: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/politics-government/article12313151.html. Her work on protesting HB2 by using the womens' room in public buildings and businesses has been the subject of news coverage. One article may be found in Qnotes: http://goqnotes.com/46373/in-focus-charlotte-2016-transgender-activist-compiles-bathroom-safe-venue-list/]</text>
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                <text>Contributed by Tammy Gordon at the request of Janice Covington Allison</text>
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                <text>Two bands from NC, Mel Melton &amp; The Wicked Mojos and the Beauty Operators pose in protest of HB2. Mel Melton &amp; The Wicked Mojos took this photo with the Beauty Operators in the bathroom at Deep South The Bar on May 13, 2016! Leslie Land , Sandee Washington , Maria Linck, Lori Baron (The Beauty Operators), Mel Melton, Max Drake, T.A. James, George Hindenach (Mel Melton &amp; The Wicked Mojos)</text>
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                <text>The picture was taken outside the restroom of Port City Java.  It was the first time in several months that I entered a women's due to HB2, in attempt to comply with the law and educate people about the law.</text>
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