Under The Rainbow: Sometimes the Bravest Thing You Can Do Is Have an Ordinary Day
Sometimes the most meaningful day isn’t marked by headlines or history—it’s the day where nothing happens at all. After spending a summer…
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Judge Refuses to Immediately Shut Down 7-OH Sales in Missouri Lawsuit Against American Shaman
Missouri attempted to immediately halt controversial 7-OH product sales tied to American Shaman. A judge said the state hasn’t proven enough —…
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Lauren Boebert Says Trans People Are “Erasing Women.” What She’s Really Erasing Is Reality.
Rep. Lauren Boebert sparked backlash after repeatedly deadnaming and misgendering Rep. Sarah McBride while claiming transgender women are “erasing women” in Congress.…
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The Times I Got Caught
A deeply personal story about being caught, being misunderstood, and the words that never left.
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They Want a Women’s History Museum—Just Not All Women
How exclusion politics could derail the Smithsonian’s long-awaited project—and why that’s the point WASHINGTON, D.C. — For decades, advocates have pushed for…
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They Couldn’t Pass It Openly—So They Tried to Sneak It Through. It Still Failed.
When a bill can’t pass in public, lawmakers sometimes try to slip it through quietly. In Kentucky, that strategy just failed—this time.
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Pulse Was a Sanctuary. Now Even Its Memory Is Under Attack.
As Orlando demolishes the Pulse nightclub to build a permanent memorial, Florida has already erased one of its most visible tributes—the rainbow…
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QueerDispatch is building a community-powered newsroom and looking for volunteers who care about truth and LGBTQ+ stories. Help as a fact finder,…
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