Nancy Mace-SC1 (R)

Top Transphobic Policy & Rhetoric

Pushing a Bathroom Ban Targeting Trans Colleagues

  • In November 2024, Rep. Mace introduced H.Res. 1579, a resolution to prohibit transgender Members of Congress—specifically targeting Rep. Sarah McBride—from using restrooms aligned with their gender identity. This escalated into a broader push (H.R. 10186) to ban “biological men” from using women’s facilities on all federal property.
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Use of Anti‑Trans Slurs

  • Mace has repeatedly used the slur “tranny,” notably during a February 2025 House hearing. When challenged, she repeated the slur, refusing to retract it.
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  • At a public event in April 2025, she again used the slur four times in a single speech.
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Symbolic Anti‑Trans Protests

  • She has posted numerous social media images—posing next to restroom signs on Capitol grounds and calling herself a “protector” of women’s bathrooms—a symbolic campaign critics view as blatantly targeting her trans colleague.
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Anti‑Diversity / DEI Actions


Anti‑Immigrant Stance

  • While no direct congressional legislation sponsored by Mace focuses explicitly on immigration restrictions, her “America First” positioning and alignment with hardline policies—including those penalizing sanctuary jurisdictions—indicate broader ideological opposition to immigrant-inclusive frameworks.
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Summary Overview

Issue AreaKey Example / Quote
HomophobicIntroduced bathroom ban explicitly targeting trans colleague; used repeated slurs
Anti‑DiversityCalled for defunding DEI and foreign aid; endorsed DEI bans in South Carolina
Anti‑ImmigrantEndorses “America First” policies opposed to inclusive immigration approaches

Rep. Mace’s actions reflect an aggressive stance against transgender rights, diversity initiatives, and, by extension, immigration and inclusion. Let me know if you’d like the exact legislative texts, speech excerpts, or media interviews for deeper context!

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