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.
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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.
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.
The Republican Party in Colorado voted out its chairman after he sent out an anti-LGBTQ email, trans youth in Missouri fight an onslaught of anti-LGBTQ bills, and abortion and LGBTQ rights are key issues on New York's ballot.
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