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Arkansas Law Requires Schools to Hang 'In God We Trust' Signs

The new law, Act 911, requires schools to display donated posters with the ArkansasĀ flag and the motto "In God We Trust."

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Chuck Schumer leads New York Democratsā€™ bill to protect Pride flags at Stonewall & national park sites

The Trump administration had sought to remove Pride flags from federal property.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom again under fire for comments on trans athletes & pronouns

The California governor urged Democrats to be more "culturally normal."

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'Heated Rivalry' star slams Olympic menā€™s hockey team for cozying up to Trump

Harrison Browne is not holding back in his critique of the men's national hockey team, who laughed at the gold medal-winning women's team.

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Trump administration scrubs LGBTQ+ questions from federal surveys

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LGBTQ+ Americans are disappearing from federal surveys.

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Hundreds of federal surveys have removed questions tied to sexual orientation and gender identity, according to a new report from the Williams Institute, which cites President Trumpā€™s executive orders as the reason. Keep Reading ā†’

Idaho legislator asks U.S. Supreme Court to overturn gay marriage decision

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A same-sex marriage supporter waves a Pride flag in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building. Idaho legislators are asking the court to reconsider the historic decision.

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A North Idaho state legislator is bringing back a request for the nationā€™s high court to overturn its 2015 landmark decision that legalized gay marriage nationwide. Keep Reading ā†’

How the Republicansā€™ SAVE America Act will disenfranchise married & LGBTQ+ Americans

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Voters make selections at their booths inside an early voting site on October 17, 2024, in Hendersonville, North Carolina.

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Republicans in Congress have cast the SAVE America Act as a straightforward effort to ā€œprotect election integrity,ā€ with Speaker Mike Johnson calling it ā€œcommonsenseā€ and saying it is supported by ā€œmore than 80 percent of the American people.ā€ But civil rights advocates and voting law experts warn the bill would do far more than tighten verification rules: It would erect new barriers that disproportionately burden marginalized voters whose legal identities do not neatly align with government paperwork, while also blocking millions of eligible Americans from voting. Keep Reading ā†’

21 states now limit transgender peopleā€™s bathroom use, with criminal penalties in two

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21 states limit transgender peopleā€™s bathroom use, with criminal penalties in two
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Nearly half of the states in the country want to check whatā€™s in your pants before you can use the bathroom. Two make using the facilities in line with a personā€™s gender identity a crime. Keep Reading ā†’

Heritage Foundation hires conservative education advocate who previously appeared in gay adult films

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Corey DeAngelis admitted appearing in gay adult films less than two years before the Heritage Foundation hired him as an education research fellow.

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The Heritage Foundation announced Thursday that it has hired Corey A. DeAngelis, a prominent anti-LGBTQ+ right-wing advocate for privatizing education, as a research fellow in its Center for Education Policy. The ultra-conservative groupā€™s announcement follows a 2024 controversy after DeAngelis admitted to appearing in gay adult films under a pseudonym, which critics called hypocritical. Keep Reading ā†’
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