Pope Francis tells a trans person "God loves us as we are," trans swimmers in Japan are allowed to compete in a competition, and Ghana's Supreme Court rejects a bid to block an anti-LGBTQ bill.
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Michigan bans conversion therapy on minors, trans patients sue a hospital that provided records to the attorney general in Tennessee, and a school in Texas fired two teachers after attending a drag show.
The 17-year-old suspected of fatally stabbing of Black queer dancer O’Shae Sibley a week ago, has been charged with murder as a hate crime and criminal possession of a weapon.
In another battle with Florida, the College Board announced that its AP Psychology course won’t be altered to meet the state’s education laws.
A trans Indian was almost killed by his parents, trans/non-binary athletes make history in sports, and Matty Healy stands against Malaysia's homophobia.
Proceeding under the guise of a reboot, the Ron DeSantis presidential campaign brought its signature brand of awkwardness to New Hampshire.
A court in Peru orders the legal recognition of same-sex couples, Russia bans gender-affirming surgery, and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak apologizes to LGBTQ military veterans.
Louisiana reverses a veto on the gender-affirming care ban, an attorney general in Kansas wants to enforce a law that requires IDs to match a person's birth sex, and two Michigan commissioners were fired after flying the Pride flag.
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