ANALYSIS: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson could step into a major LGBTQ2S+ rights battle if confirmed
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ANALYSIS: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson could step into a major LGBTQ2S+ rights battle if confirmed
A lawsuit representing one family has been filed against Gov. Abbott and the state’s Department of Family and Protective Services
Protestors gathered at the Stonewall Inn in New York City to demand greater sanctions against Putin and aid to struggling LGBTQ+ Ukrainians
Amid a rise in anti-gay and anti-trans legislation, activists draw attention to the lack of legal protections for LGBTQ2S+ people in 29 states
Conservative Scott Morrison said Australia’s proposed “Save Women’s Sports” bill is “terrific”
After Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declared gender-affirming care “child abuse,” familes of trans kids like the Stukpas are scrambling to figure out what’s next
Carolyn Bennett is set to negotiate with the provinces to align future federal transfer payments
A Republican lawmaker flipped his vote on an anti-trans medical care bill after listening to testimony from Skyler Morrison and other advocates
Companies like Comcast/NBC Universal and AT&T have given hundreds of thousands of dollars to the bill’s key supporters
After passing the Utah House on Feb. 16, the bill now moves on to the State Senate
Issah Habib fled his home country in 2016. He is now missing
Both countries have faced widespread criticism for laws negatively impacting the LGBTQ+ community
MPs share moving personal stories during debate over the new bill
After passing a transphobic sports ban, South Dakota lawmakers may not be finished
A Mississippi bill seeks to prohibit trans inmates from legally changing their name or gender marker during their sentence
OPINION: The Alberta premier compared the experience of unvaccinated people now to those with HIV/AIDS in the 1980s
The Conservative Party’s internal turmoil may doom any chance of a sincere queer and trans ally
OPINION: Nominating a Black woman is the first step toward representing the diversity of the country the court seeks to serve