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GOP Declares June ‘Family Month’ in Attack on LGBTQ Pride
Led by Rep. Mary Miller, a GOP resolution aims to erase Pride Month and declare June ‘Family Month’ to honor heterosexual families.
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Trump Declares June ‘Title IX Month,’ Snubbing Pride
The U.S. Department of Education announced that June would be honored as “Title IX Month.” The announcement is widely viewed as a swipe at the...
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New York Public TV Erases Drag and Trans-Themed Episodes
WNET removed three "Let’s Learn" episodes featuring LGBTQ content after GOP lawmakers threatened to pull funding from public broadcasters.
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Texas Lawmakers Ban LGBTQ Student Clubs in Schools
A wide-ranging education bill bars public schools from allowing LGBTQ student clubs and restricts discussion of gender identity.
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Gina Ortiz Jones Elected as San Antonio’s First LGBTQ Mayor
Air Force veteran makes history as first Asian-American woman and first female war veteran to lead a major Texas city.
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Where Is Andry? Democrats Sound Alarm on Deported Gay Man
Lawmakers press Rubio over deportation of Andry José Hernández Romero, raising concerns about due process and human rights violations.
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Brooke Eden Brings Queer Country to WorldPride DC
The country singer reflects on love, identity, and her journey to performing at one of the world’s biggest LGBTQ celebrations.
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2AM Ricky Breaks Barriers as Black Trans Rap Star
The chart-climbing artist opens up about grief, identity, and breaking barriers in hip-hop ahead of his WorldPride DC debut.
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Shooting and Stabbings Rock Dupont Circle During WorldPride
One person was shot and two others stabbed in Dupont Circle on WorldPride Saturday, hours after U.S. Park Police removed anti-scale fencing.
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David Archuleta Embraces the Sweet Life
David Archuleta gets candid about coming out, rethinking religion, and celebrating his freedom by playing WorldPride
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Dupont Circle Closed for WorldPride Despite Police Reversal
The National Park Service ignored a D.C. Police withdrawn request and fenced off the historic LGBTQ landmark during WorldPride weekend.
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Karine Jean-Pierre Is Done With the Democrats
In a new book, the former White House press secretary reveals why she became an Independent — and what really led to Biden’s exit.
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Supreme Court Says Straight Woman Can Sue for Discrimination
In a unanimous ruling, the justices revived Marlean Ames’ Title VII case, claiming she was demoted for being heterosexual.
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Freddie’s Big Gay Wedding to Roll Through WorldPride Parade
Freddie Lutz and Johnny Cervantes are tying the knot on a float, complete with tuxes, tulle, and a public reception at Freddie’s Beach Bar.
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Sen. Ruben Gallego Opposes Trans Athletes in Girls’ Sports
The Arizona Democrat says some transgender youth “should not be playing” in girls’ sports and suggests they instead pursue “other activities.”
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Pedro Pascal, Ariana Grande Join Plea to Save LGBTQ Lifeline
More than 100 celebrities sign open letter urging Trump to preserve 988 crisis support for LGBTQ youth amid proposed federal budget cuts.
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Navy to Remove Harvey Milk’s Name From Ship During Pride
Pete Hegseth orders Navy to rename USNS Harvey Milk and other ships honoring civil rights leaders, citing a return to “warrior culture.”
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Trans Teen Wins Gold Under New California Scoring Rule
AB Hernandez earned two golds and a silver as CIF changes scoring rules to preserve podium spots for cisgender athletes.
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Dealer Gets 19 Years in Death of Trans Activist Cecilia Gentili
Michael Kuilan will serve nearly two decades for selling the fentanyl-laced drugs that killed the beloved trans activist and "Pose" actress.
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Gay Actor Jonathan Joss, of ‘King of the Hill,’ Shot Dead in Texas
Joss, who voiced John Redcorn, was allegedly shot by a neighbor after years of threats and anti-gay harassment, according to his husband.
