Well, he did promise to be a dictator on day one.
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Iowa activists rallied against anti-LGBTQ laws, Boston declared itself a trans sanctuary, and North Dakota lawmakers rejected a challenge to marriage equality.
It was yet another dramatic week in the Trump administration, highlighted by the president’s decision to declare pardons issued by his predecessor, “void, vacant and of no future force of effect.”
A federal judge in D.C. on March 18 blocked President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender service members, which was scheduled to take effect on March 21.
America’s largest LGBTQ political action committee has a new boss.
Like the old saying goes, the honeymoon is over.
Mississippi and Ohio lawmakers have a message for their Republican colleagues: If you're going to regulate reproduction, let’s regulate all reproduction.
Desde prohibir a jóvenes trans en deportes femeninos hasta intentar permitir redadas de inmigración en las escuelas, las políticas del presidente Donald Trump no han perdonado ni a los niños, y el mundo del arte no es la excepción.
A Tennessee court upholds its drag ban, the community rallies for LGBTQ support in schools in Virginia, and a lawmaker in Michigan proposes overturning marriage equality.
The U.S. has withdrawn from a group of U.N. member states that have pledged to support LGBTQ and intersex rights.
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