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Hi y'all,
🌈 As some companies scale back their public LGBTQ+ engagement under far-right pressure, a new GLAAD-Ipsos survey released Thursday paints a far more supportive picture of American consumer sentiment. Target, are you listening yet?
🏛️ A federal judge in Massachusetts has ordered the U.S. government to return a gay Guatemalan asylum-seeker who was wrongfully deported under a new Trump policy, sharply criticizing immigration officials for misleading the court and flouting due process.
👀 Utah’s Republican lawmakers, who banned access to medically recommended care for trans minors, spent more than two years demanding proof that gender-affirming care benefits transgender youth. Now they have it — and they’re still refusing to budge.
Onward and upward,
Alex Cooper
Editor-in-Chief, The Advocate
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Most Americans support corporate LGBTQ+ Pride efforts despite pull-back by major brands: report
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Utah Republicans ignore study supporting gender-affirming care for trans youth. It's research they demanded
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Florida attorney general threatens gym for allowing 'men posing as women' in females' locker rooms
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Massachusetts federal judge orders gay asylum-seeker deported under Trump returned to U.S.
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Gay Guatemalan asylum-seeker deported by Trump by mistake pleads for lifeline in federal court
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Three sentenced to life for the New York City drugging, robbing, and killing of two gay men
family photo via NBC News; family photo via The Dignity MemorialWhy experts say Trump's budget bill strips health care from nearly all transgender people
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Skeptical California federal judge grills Trump DOJ over anti-trans & anti-DEI orders
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As Trump's economy tanks and the climate burns, will we finally wake up this Memorial Day?
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Jim Obergefell & other leaders honor LGBTQ+ rights icon Frank Kameny at U.S. Supreme Court (in photos)
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Jon Lovett and Tim Miller team up to ‘raise hell’ over gay asylum-seeker vanished to El Salvador by Trump
Courtesy Crooked Media; Courtesy University of Southern California; Courtesy Immigrant Defenders Law Center
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🌈 Look, the answer! 🌈
Each week, The Advocate newsletter has a little bit of LGBTQ+ trivia. Tuesday, you'll get the question. Thursday, you'll get a hint. And today, you'll get the answer.
This week's question: What LGBTQ+ rights icon began a campaign in the 1960s against the federal government after he was fired from the U.S. Army Map Service over his sexuality?
This week's answer: Frank Kameny. Kameny, a pioneering LGBTQ+ rights advocate, would have turned 100 May 21. Kameny earned the moniker “Father of the Gay Rights Movement,” having become an activist after he lost his federal government job in the 1950s for being gay. Earlier this week, Kameny was honored in front of the Supreme Court.
⚡ Congrats to Bill for getting it right!
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