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Judge Tells Texas Its Voting Laws Are Racially Motivated

Lawmakers in Texas gerrymandered their district maps along racial lines, a federal judge says.

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How a 'Mary Tyler Moore' episode and a gay actor broke new ground 53 years ago this month

Mary's landlady, Phyllis, was upset when her brother bonded with Rhoda instead of Mary. But there was something Phyllis didn't know.

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Queer trans ICE protester recounts pepper-spraying, jailing by agents

Minnesota resident Alice Valentine says she and her girlfriend suffered severe mistreatment at the hands of ICE.

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Georgia Republican's weeklong anti-trans obsession with Sarah McBride plays out on the House floor and online

Rep. Andrew Clyde spent several days this week lobbing transphobic attacks against the Delaware congresswoman.

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​Hockey player's viral coming-out was 'overwhelming' in 'the best way possible'

Hockey player Jesse Kortuem shares how his Heated Rivalry-inspired decision to share that he is gay has impacted him and so many others.

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As LGBTQ+ people go back into the closet under Trump, the Human Rights Campaign reveals plan to fight back

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LGBTQ+ people are less out than they were before Donald Trump took office the second time, the Human Rights Campaign reports.

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In Washington, D.C., just blocks from the White House, where President Donald Trump is directing what civil rights advocates describe as an accelerating authoritarian overhaul of federal power, the Human Rights Campaign on Thursday released a new political playbook and a stark assessment of what the first year of Trump’s second term has meant for LGBTQ+ Americans. Keep Reading →

Los Angeles police won't stop man from throwing dog poop at LGBTQ+ youth center

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The person who has been throwing bags of dog poop at an LGBTQ+ youth center in Los Angeles has been found — but isn't facing any charges. Keep Reading →

ICE violence against women is increasingly visible — and largely untracked

A poster reads "Murdered by ICE" near the site where Renee Good was killed a week ago on January 14, 2026 in Minneapolis, Minnesota

A poster reads "Murdered by ICE" near the site where Renee Good was killed a week ago on January 14, 2026 in Minneapolis, Minnesota

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This story was originally reported by Candice Norwood of The 19th. Meet Candice and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. Keep Reading →

Renee Good's family reveals she randomly encountered ICE and stopped to observe

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Protest in Manhattan against Trump administration and ICE following the murder of Renee Good by an ICE agent (January 11, 2026).

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Renee Nicole Good wasn't following Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents "all day" before she was killed — she had just dropped her son off at school in the morning when she randomly encountered them, her family maintains. Keep Reading →

One year in, the Gender Liberation Movement is upping its fight for trans rights

​Activists stage bathroom sit-in to protest Capitol bathroom ban

Activists stage bathroom sit-in to protest Capitol bathroom ban

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From arrests during sit-ins at Capitol Hill bathrooms to injecting hormones on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court, the Gender Liberation Movement’s freshman year has been defined by defiance. Keep Reading →
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