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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They Called It Therapy. Survivors Call It Torture.
Conversion therapy claims to “fix” LGBTQ+ people—but science says it doesn’t work. Survivors say it left lasting trauma. Now, a Supreme Court…
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The Supreme Court Just Handed Conversion Therapy a Free Speech Shield — Here’s What That Actually Means
An 8–1 Supreme Court ruling just changed how states can regulate conversion therapy. Here’s what actually happened—and what it means for LGBTQ+…
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Trans Day of Visibility Feels Dangerous This Year
We didn’t grow up wanting to be visible—we grew up wanting to survive. In 2026, Trans Day of Visibility arrives in a…
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Armed and Unafraid? Inside Cleveland’s Queers on Gears and the Debate Over LGBTQ+ Self-Defense
As LGBTQ+ people face rising threats, groups like Queers on Gears are stepping in where institutions fall short. But does self-defense bring…
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Ohio’s Proposed “Drag Ban” Expands: Critics Warn It Could Be Used to Target Trans People in Public Spaces
A proposed Ohio bill targeting drag performances may go much further, with advocates warning it could be used to police transgender people…
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IOC Moves to Ban Transgender Olympians — Critics Say Politics, Not Fairness, Is Driving the Decision
A sweeping IOC policy shift could effectively ban transgender Olympians. Advocates say it mirrors rising global anti-trans policies — despite the extremely…
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They Don’t Have to Call It Conversion Therapy
They don’t need to call it conversion therapy. When identity is treated as a disorder and care is stripped away, the outcome…
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Why Pride Is Thriving Across New Jersey in 2026 — From the Shore to Small Towns
Police Scotland’s rollback of trans self-ID guidance marks a significant shift away from inclusive policies—raising concerns about trust, safety, and equality.
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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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