Negotiations are starting to take shape as President Donald Trump seeks to implement executive orders and make good on campaign promises.
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An organization in Illinois educates parents of queer youth, a Utah bill that bans Pride flags advances, and an Iowa bill would prohibit LGBTQ lessons in K-12.
On Feb. 19, less than a week after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed as secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the agency rolled out a webpage promoting the Trump administration’s anti-trans executive orders and issued a public guidance asserting that a person’s sex is “unchangeable.”
A landmark 2016 theme study that highlighted the history of the LGBTQ community was pulled from the National Park Service website on Feb. 20.
Mucho puede pasar en una semana y, en la administración de Trump, puede pasar muchísimo más.
President Donald Trump’s executive order declaring the recognition of only two genders is now threatening to erase a key part of American history.
It was another whirlwind week in the Trump administration. Where do we begin?
A Utah lawmaker tears up while arguing against an anti-trans bill, Rhode Island could add a LGBTQ landmark to the historic registry, and the Department of Justice Pride in the District of Columbia shut down.
President Donald Trump on Feb. 7 issued another executive order taking aim at the transgender community, this time focusing on eligibility for sports participation.
In the aftermath of a tragic midair collision over Reagan National Airport, President Donald Trump seethed at former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
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