Arizona Rep. Raúl Grijalva, fierce LGBTQ+ ally & progressive champion, dies at 77
His office confirmed his death in a statement.
March 13, 2025
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His office confirmed his death in a statement.
“It’s already enough being Black and facing discrimination,” Kalaya Morton told The Advocate. “Now I have to worry about being harassed just for needing to pee?”
Sinema, the first out bisexual in the U.S. House and then the Senate, came into office as a liberal but moved to the right.
As she swore in U.S. senators, the vice president experienced delightful and utterly disrespectful interactions with members of Congress.
Cory Young pleaded guilty to hindering a police investigation into the death of Jake Kelly in 2023.
A government watchdog group filed the complaint.
Sinema, the first out bisexual in Congress, said the rule is necessary to build consensus. Also, as she leaves office, she is being accused of misusing campaign funds for extensive and expensive travel.
Violet DuMont says she fears that "I’m gonna be walking down the street and somebody’s gonna come up and, like, shoot me or something.”
He eked out a victory in a state that Donald Trump won.
Millions will now have access to abortion thanks to the passage of state constitutional amendments.
Kamala Harris’s running mate has a long history of allyship.
Daniel Trujillo is one of several trans people featured who are living their life to the fullest. For many trans people, their joy is their resistance.
The lies about children transitioning, Olympic athletes, and more just keep on coming.
The decision means the two girls can play sports this school year.
Minnesota Rep. Angie Craig is the fifth Democratic — and first LGBTQ+ — lawmaker calling for the president to stand down and allow somebody else to challenge Donald Trump.
These states have taken the step to protect bodily autonomy.
The LGBTQ+ civil rights organization announced significant commitment toward engaging voters who care about equal rights, voters the group calls "equality voters."
Shawnna Bolick’s vote was the deciding factor in overturning a total abortion ban from 1864 — a ban her husband, a state Supreme Court justice, voted in favor of.
Three states have laws that prevent a divorce from being finalized if the woman is pregnant, and one state has no law, but mandates it anyway.
"It's just insane to me," Clarkson said, and Clinton agreed.
Constitutional amendments to protect abortion will be brought to vote in November in 10 states.