A man was accused of anti-trans hate in Canada, Stockholm's deputy mayor adorned drag, and women in England can now get gay-conviction pardons.
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A judge in Tennessee ruled the drag show ban was unconstitutional, military leaders cancel a drag show at air force base in Nevada, and Texas' governor banned gender-affirming care for minors.
Israel's minister was jeered at a Pride march, Oxford University appointed its first professor of LGBTQ History, and Italy's governor withdrew his support for a Pride parade.
Stand aside Inspector Javert, Broadway has a new villain.
Mayor John Carli rejects Pride month, Louisiana's Senate denied a bill that sought to ban gender-affirming care, and Iowa bans LGBTQ topics in schools as well as removing books depicting sex from libraries.
Seven names will be added to the National LGBTQ Wall of Honor at the historic Stonewall Inn.
South Korea introduces a pro-LGBT bill, Japan's government is under pressure to end a gay marriage ban, and Uganda's president signs a bill that issues the death penalty for same-sex acts.
As Ron DeSantis made the campaign rounds in Iowa, a Texas sheriff’s office recommended bringing criminal charges against whoever orchestrated transporting 49 asylum seekers from San Antonio to Massachusetts last fall.
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- New Ugandan Law Calls for Death Penalty for ‘Aggravated Homosexuality’
- Biden Recognizes Pride Month: 'We Honor a Movement That Has Grown Stronger, More Vibrant, and More Inclusive'
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