Via Twitter.

The computer-hacking activist collective known as Anonymous claims to have shut down several North Carolina government websites in protest of the state’s anti-LGBT law, House Bill 2.

The organization announced its action in a series of tweets over the weekend and today, tagging the group’s name, #OpLGBT, in several posts:

 

Fuck you North Carolina main govt website https://t.co/FCWiXrOTVo#TangoDown

For making strong anti-gay laws! pic.twitter.com/b5tve8z9vb

— #OpLGBT (@OperationLGBT) May 14, 2016

#OpGayRights

North Carolina governor website https://t.co/qXpRWHIj60#TangoDown

Gays are people too!! pic.twitter.com/vhQisuEFJO

— #OpLGBT (@OperationLGBT) May 14, 2016

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However, while many of those domains the tweets listed remain inaccessible, some major sites, such as those of the governor and the state legislature, are online and functioning. “All of our state government websites are operating as normal,” a spokesman told CNN Money.

Anonymous and other “hacktivists” intend to keep up the pressure on the state over HB 2, which invalidates all LGBT-inclusive municipal antidiscrimination laws, prevents cities and counties from enacting new ones, and bars transgender people from using the restrooms and locker rooms, in government buildings, that match their gender identity.

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