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Ric Grenell to step down as Kennedy Center president after controversial tenure

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Iowa bans cities and towns from protecting transgender citizens’ civil rights

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Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds signed a law that makes it impossible for local municipalities to protect their trans residents from discrimination.

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Idaho Republicans pass House bill forcing doctors to out transgender kids

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A new bill in Idaho would force doctors to tell a patient's parents if they come out as nonbinary or trans.

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Trump’s anti-trans SAVE Act saves no one and threatens everyone

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A bill supposedly about election administration is quickly becoming a platform for regulating identity itself.

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