Harriet Hageman on Civil Rights

	Harriet Hageman on Civil Rights

Gender identity isn't a protected class

Q: Should sexual orientation and gender identity be protected classes in non-discrimination laws?

A: Strongly Disagree.

Q: Do you agree with Critical Race Theory (CRT) which asserts that the institutions in the United States are fundamentally racist?

A: Strongly Disagree.

Q: Briefly describe your spiritual beliefs and values.

A: I have a strong belief in our Almighty God, who created us in His image. I believe that many of the challenges and problems we are facing in this country is that we have removed religion and faith from the public square, and as the guidepost for the decisions made. Our Constitution was written for a just and moral people. We need to return to what that means.

Source: 2022 AFA Action iVoterGuide on WY-0 House race , Nov 8, 2022

No reparations; I do not know anyone who is racist

Q: Should reparations be given to people on the basis of race?

A: Strongly Disagree.

Q: Is racism a threat to domestic security in the United States? Why or why not?

A: I do not know anyone who is racist. We simply do not focus on skin color. The Democrats have sought to weaponize racism as a mechanism to increase their power and destroy anyone who disagrees with their agenda.

Source: 2022 AFA Action iVoterGuide on WY-0 House race , Nov 8, 2022

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