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Two stalwarts of the marriage equality movement received medals from President Joe Biden in a ceremony at the White House on Jan. 2.
Indiana introduces a new bill that will ban trans woman from competing in college sports, Texas hosted a summit to provide resources to queer people, and lawmakers in Ohio pass anti-LGBTQ bills.
El expresidente Jimmy Carter, quien falleció el 29 de diciembre a los 100 años, es recordado por admiradores y observadores políticos como un demócrata progresista del sur y exgobernador de Georgia que luchó por poner fin a la injusticia racial en los Estados Unidos.
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Pope Francis on Jan. 6 named Cardinal Robert McElroy of San Diego, who has a record of support for the LGBTQ community, as the new Archbishop of Washington, D.C.
In recent closed-door conservative conferences, U.S. Supreme Court justices were eyeing other cases that would implicate key rights for transgender Americans, The Hill reported on Dec. 28.
President Joe Biden on Dec. 23 signed the National Defense Authorization Act with a provision that bans gender-affirming health care for children of U.S. servicemembers.
Adult film site Pornhub blocked user access on Jan. 1, prompting a 1,150% increase in VPN usage across the state, according to vpnMentor.
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- President of Anti-LGBTQ Catholic Group Nominated to Become Next Vatican Ambassador
- Biden Honors Two LGBTQ Advocates with Presidential Citizens Medal
- Charges Dropped Against Soldiers Arrested for Stealing Pride Flags from Lesbian Couple’s House
- Trump Gives Two High Profile Diplomatic Postings To Gay Men
- Jimmy Carter, Supporter of LGBTQ Rights and Beloved Humanitarian, Dies
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