News + Politics
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Florida Student Says School Officials are Censoring Graduation Speech
A Florida high schooler who is suing the state over its “Parental Rights in Education” law — dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” law — says...
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School Board Votes Against Censoring “Don’t Say Gay” Yearbook Photos
A Florida school board has overruled a superintendent’s executive decision and sided with students at a local high school, voting not to censor yearbook photos...
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Yale Report Refutes Claims that Gender-Affirming Care is “Child Abuse”
Gender-affirming care is shown to be essential by Yale professors despite legislation being passed
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School District Demands Yearbook Photos of “Don’t Say Gay” Protests Be Censored
Students at a Florida high school were told they won’t receive their yearbooks until pictures of students protesting the state’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law,...
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Danica Roem Explains Why She’s Running for the Virginia Senate
Danica Roem, the first out trans elected to a state legislature, is running for a key swing seat in the Virginia Senate in 2023.
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Even After Grindr Changed Its Data Policy, Users Are Still Being Outed
A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals that Grindr sold users' data to the highest-paying third-party companies between 2017 and 2020.
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State Of Ohio Sued Over Anti-LGBTQ “Conscience Clause”
Local civil rights and LGBTQ groups stand against the state of Ohio's State Government's Discriminatory Measures
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Maine Republicans Vow to Implement Anti-LGBTQ Legislation
Republican Delegates Pass Anti-LGBTQ Amendments to Party Platform During Convention
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Biden Administration Investigating 6 Religious Colleges for LGBTQ Rights Violations
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched three new investigations — bringing the total number of investigations launched this year to...
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Karine Jean-Pierre To Be First Out LGBTQ White House Press Secretary
Karine Jean-Pierre, the current White House Deputy Press Secretary, will soon become the first out LGBTQ person, as well as the first Black person, to...
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Judge Rules Transgender Student Has Right To Use Boys’ Restroom
U.S. District Judge Tanya Walton Pratt is prohibiting an Indiana school from barring a transgender seventh-grader from the boys' restroom.
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Louisiana Lawmakers Reject “Don’t Say Gay” Bill
Louisiana lawmakers have defeated a bill that sought to ban lessons related to sexual orientation or gender identity from school classrooms and would have gagged...
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Bill Allowing Teachers To Ignore Students’ Pronouns Stalls In Tennessee
Measure would have prioritized teachers' beliefs and views by allowing them to misgender and deadname trans students.
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Tennessee Forces Schools To Police Student-Athletes’ Gender
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed a bill into law that strips funding from schools that fail to verify student-athletes' assigned sex at birth.
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What A Roe v. Wade Overturn Could Mean For LGBTQ Rights
With LGBTQ rights currently under attack, the potential repeal of reproductive rights is "a four-alarm fire for all Americans."
