After the 2024 election, we can be inspired by these historical LGBTQ+ movements against oppression
Amid the trauma and disappointment of the election results, we take a look at queer resistance over the past century
November 13, 2024
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Amid the trauma and disappointment of the election results, we take a look at queer resistance over the past century
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Or Anthony Kennedy, sources say, as both LGBT-supportive jurists are in their 80s.
A secret deal between Justices John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy still has implications today.
The loss of Anthony Kennedy from the high court has LGBT people worried about the future.
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Nevada Republican Dean Heller says the swing justice will retire soon, but Heller may just be trying to energize voters.
Obergefell -- who helped legalize nationwide marriage equality -- expresses his worries over the future of LGBT rights.