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States

Georgia court upholds firing of teacher who read LGBTQ+ book to class

An appeals court ruled a school district acted within its rights in terminating Katie Rinderle after she read a gender-inclusive children’s book to her fifth-grade class.

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Religion

Mormons remind trans members they aren’t welcome at temple rituals until detransition

New handbook language clarifies that transgender members are barred from temple rites.

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States

Tennessee bill could create public registry of trans residents’ medical info

The proposal would require detailed reporting on gender-affirming health care, which critics say could expose patients.

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National

Federal judge blocks RFK Jr. from limiting care for trans youth

Federal court sides with 22 states, ruling the Trump administration overstepped and cannot pressure providers to stop gender-affirming care.

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News

NASCAR indefinitely suspends driver who mocked IndyCar racer’s ‘gay voice’

Daniel Dye, who has apologized, must complete sensitivity training before returning to competition.

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States

Tennessee Republicans advance bill targeting what students can call transgender educators

The proposal, sparked by a Republican lawmaker’s complaint about a trans teacher he didn’t like, would prevent schools from enforcing preferred honorifics and would enable misgendering.

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States

Appeals court rebukes New York judge for repeatedly refusing to seal trans name change records

Justice James Walsh said other public interests outweigh safety of individuals, even after an appellate court reversed his rulings.

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States

Idaho Republicans pass bill making it a felony for transgender people to use public bathrooms

The legislation would impact facilities both in government buildings and businesses with bathrooms available to the public.