Supporters of the legislation thought the state’s pre-existing anti-trans sports ban didn’t go far enough
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Supporters of the legislation thought the state’s pre-existing anti-trans sports ban didn’t go far enough
A Brooklyn Public Library initiative is countering a new wave of censorship across the U.S.
More French voters supported the far-right National Rally than at any point in the party’s history
The surgery is reportedly the first of its kind for a federal inmate
According to The Trevor Project, queer and trans AAPI youth face heightened risk of suicide
Community groups call on all parties to commit to an LGBTQ2S+ action plan, improving trans healthcare and funding for queer and trans organizations
Boris Johnson’s scheme to send “illegal” migrants to a country with noted anti-LGBTQ+ persecution has been criticized by politicians, charities and the U.N.
After two years of protests, LGBTQ2S+ students gathered to celebrate their accomplishments
New guidelines released by the state’s department of health mirror Texas’s attempts to restrict access to gender-affirming care
Journalist Ina Fried created a social media campaign to support trans kids targeted by legislative attacks
Rep. Neil Rafferty says that recently passed anti-trans bills are “bullying” youth
Black activists had previously voiced frustration with law enforcement’s refusal to take the accusations against Buck seriously
Gov. Laura Kelly joins a bipartisan group of governors who have stood up to their legislatures
More than 3,000 people took to the streets to demand the government include trans people in its conversion therapy ban
Two lawsuits are challenging an Alabama law that charges doctors with felonies for prescribing puberty blockers or hormone therapy
The target of Kentucky’s newly enacted law is Fischer Wells, a middle school field hockey player
An all-winners season of “Drag Race” is finally on the horizon!
LGBTQ2S+ advocates call the historic decision “one of the strongest judicial rulings in over two decades for people living with HIV”