A sense of victory washed over the LGBTQ community when news broke that Gov. Ron DeSantis admitted defeat in a lawsuit over the notorious 2022 “Don’t Say Gay” law. The law banned instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is on a losing streak. From presidential primaries to drag queens to Disney, DeSantis hasn’t racked up one major victory since his re-election in 2022.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is no longer running for president, but Politico questions his motives in a recently published article.
Jayson Graves, a noted ex-gay conversion therapist, is facing scrutiny after allegations he sexually assaulted a client in Colorado.
Ghana passed a bill that restricts LGBTQ rights, a man was arrested in Qatar for his sexuality, and the police are allowed to march in a Pride parade in Sydney.
Gov. Ron DeSantis started off as a strong contender for the Republican nomination. But according to the Atlantic, he never had a shot.
Jeffrey McCall, the founder of “ex-gay” group Freedom March, has come out as a transgender woman.
Nearly 100 people turned out on Feb. 22 for a candlelight vigil hosted by the D.C. LGBTQ café and bar As You Are to pay tribute to 16-year-old nonbinary student Nex Benedict.
A trans blogger was killed in Iraq, a court in the Caribbean upheld a law that criminalizes gay sex, and Greece legalized same-sex marriage.
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