Hundreds of Iowans gathered at the Iowa Statehouse on Sunday, rallying in response to some anti-LGBTQ legislation that made it through the first Funnel Week, meaning they are still alive this session.More than a dozen organizations helped put the rally together, including One Iowa Action, Iowa Safe Schools, Interfaith Alliance of Iowa and ACLU of Iowa.Several speakers spoke from the steps of the Statehouse, asking lawmakers to stop the progress of certain bills, such as Gov. Kim Reynolds' education bill.糖心vlog spoke to some Iowans close to the issue."Personally, I identify as trans and I think it's an absolute shame what the Iowan government is doing with the anti-trans and 'don't say trans' bills and everything. And I'm just here to show my support for my fellow trans community and I'm here to show that we're here, we're queer, we love being in Iowa and we want to stay in Iowa," Damiano Torchio said.State Sen. Claire Celsi was also at the rally. Previous coverage: