A former superintendent in New Jersey is suing schools for discrimination, LGBTQ seniors in California face health challenges, and a new law in Ohio restricts restroom use for trans students.
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LPAC, the nation’s only organization dedicated to electing LGBTQ women and nonbinary candidates, celebrated a few bright spots in an otherwise dark election.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced last month the Pentagon has upgraded the paperwork of more than 800 veterans who were discharged other than honorably before discriminatory policies like “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” were repealed.
If you were told there was a $10,000 bounty on trans people using the restroom, you’d probably think it was the plot of a dystopian film set in the not-so-distant future.
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