Fabian Nelson is set to become Mississippi's first gay legislator, Waterloo in Iowa repeals conversion therapy ban, and a judge in Texas strikes down drag show restrictions.
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A bipartisan measure to legalize the use of fentanyl test strips was signed into law on June 27, taking effect July 1. Previously, fentanyl test strips were considered “drug paraphernalia” and were therefore illegal to own. This is a major victory for advocates in the recovery arena.
The ACLU of Texas fights drag show restrictions in court, a doctor leaves Louisiana after anti-LGBTQ bills pass, and Oklahoma's governor's executive order defines "male" and "female."
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