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.
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Fake accounts. Out of context quotes. Misleading posts. A flurry of misinformation fueled a social media narrative that the suspect in last week’s mass shooting at a Georgia high school was transgender and was motivated by a lack of trans societal acceptance.
Hundreds attend a Pride festival in Nepal's capital, a campaign for LGBTQ inclusion in sports returns to Guernsey, and a court in Australia rules that a trans woman's ban from a female's-only app is discriminatory.
With fewer than nine weeks until the general election, a key group is ramping up and doubling up its get out the vote (GOTV) efforts.
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