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The 2024 presidential election is shaping up to be one of the most consequential in recent memory, with issues on the ballot that will directly impact the future of Floridians across the state.
Taiwan announced it will recognize same-sex marriage between Taiwanese and Chinese nationals, a Kenyan LGBTQ group launched a legal aid clinic, and a model was murdered in Georgia after an anti-LGBTQ bill passed.
Rainbow Sports League (RSL) is offering a new and accessible way to have athletic fun.
An arrested teenager in Pennsylvania considered an attack on the LGBTQ community, an employer was sued after allegedly calling a lesbian a "witch" in California, and Kentucky's governor signed an order banning conversion therapy.
The competition just got a little hotter for South Florida softball teams.
Organizations in South Africa speak out after a lesbian couple was murdered, a Georgian court ruled in favor of an anti-LGBTQ propaganda law, and sexual orientation questions were scrapped from Australia's census.
Tallahassee has become adept at passing anti-trans legislation without even having a transgender member in either the state House or Senate. Ashley Brundage is looking to change that.
A man in Minnesota was sentenced to 30 years after killing a trans woman, Connecticut launched an LGBTQ tourism campaign, and an LGBTQ club in Alabama had its license pulled following a homicide.
A British author is releasing a book that explores same-sex relationships, NGOs in Hong Kong that serve the LGBTQ community are facing cutbacks, and a lesbian group in Australia is planning on excluding bisexual and trans women.
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- Back to Blue? - Florida Gets More Attention Than Anticipated
- Out Nation: Trans People Blocked From Correcting Birth Certificate; Board Discusses Labeling LGBTQ Books
- School Shooter Suspect Allegedly Posted Anti-Trans Messages Before Attack
- Gay Zimbabwean Couple Charged Under Country’s Sodomy Law
- Out Abroad: Hundreds Attend Pride Festival In Nepal; Court Rules Trans Woman’s Ban From App Discriminatory
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