A Colorado candidate aims to become the first trans senator in the state, a school district in Maryland removed LGBTQ books from lessons, and volleyball teams in California refused to compete against a trans player.
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Republican Vice Presidential nominee and junior Ohio Senator JD Vance, in a long-ranging podcast interview with Joe Rogan released Thursday, said he wouldn’t be surprised if he and Donald Trump won the “normal gay guy vote” in the 2024 election because “they just wanted to be left the hell alone.”
A New Hampshire House candidate has been opposing LGBTQ rights for years, a restaurant in New York becomes a welcoming hub for LGBTQ people, and a soccer team in Massachusetts apologizes for running a controversial ad.
The case against a Colorado baker who refused to bake a trans cake was dismissed, the District of Columbia announced LGBTQ History Month celebrations, and the Wisconsin Senate race narrows as LGBTQ issues become a focal point.
A new law in California makes it harder to ban books in libraries, a gay-owned bar in North Carolina gets destroyed by Hurricane Helene, and a middle school in Pennsylvania installs a window in the gender-inclusive bathroom.
Ahead of its annual convention, the International LGBTQ+ Travel Association announced Oregon-based First Nature Tours is the recipient of the 2024 Impact Award.
The Texas Attorney General is fighting an inclusive rule for LGBTQ children, a gay bar in Wisconsin shuts its doors, and preschools in Colorado want an exemption from a pro-LGBTQ rule.
An arrested teenager in Pennsylvania considered an attack on the LGBTQ community, an employer was sued after allegedly calling a lesbian a "witch" in California, and Kentucky's governor signed an order banning conversion therapy.
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.
The Department of State Health Services in Texas removed the option to correct one’s sex on their birth certificate, a board in Missouri discusses labeling LGBTQ books, and trans inmates in Idaho will start to receive gender-affirming care.
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