One more I-638 thought: now is a time to reflect, to mourn, to get angry, but above all else, now is a time to **act**. If you know of any reputable groups taking this violence on in court or with a new initiative, please drop a link in replies.
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Gender Justice League has a really good blog post about how I-638 happened (spoiler: companies that used to donate didn't, leaving a spending gap compared to Let's Go Washington, Heywood's weird cult/PAC thing).
They also have a lot of good resources about how to give them money and how to volunteer. They accept money directly, employer matching, and donor advised funds.
https://genderjusticeleague.org/i-638-the-count-isnt-finished-neither-are-we/
As I said, this is a time to act.
If you donate to the Gender Justice League this weekend and share a screenshot here, @crazy4pi314 and I will match your donation, up to a cap of $1,000.
If you can do so, please also get your employer to match your donation.
Please give, boost, and just in general stand up to protect kids in Washington state.
Our local NPR affiliate is reporting that the Gender Justice League is on it.
https://www.knkx.org/politics/2026-11-05/lawsuits-washington-ban-trans-girls-sports-initiative-638
Though I'm less familiar with them, the No Hate in WA State advocacy group put together a list of groups that they recommend donating to in the fight against I-638.
https://nohateinwastate.org/internal-news/statement-from-libby-watson-no-hate-wa-state-campaign-manager
NO HATE in WA State
Lawsuits likely over Washington’s ban on trans girls in sports