Alabama can enforce law criminalizing gender-affirming care, court rules
Republican Gov. Kay Ivey signed the bill into law in 2022, and it was the subject of a lawsuit almost immediately.
January 11 2024 7:35 PM
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Republican Gov. Kay Ivey signed the bill into law in 2022, and it was the subject of a lawsuit almost immediately.
Viewers in North Carolina and Montana are no longer able to access Pornhub as the platform protests the states' age verification laws.
Jason Rapert, a former state senator, has condemned "the radical homosexual movement" and "LGBTQ insanity."
Her executive order draws the line on language amid a nationwide push for gender inclusivity.
An anti-trans ruling in Alabama paved the way for the Georgia setback.
As of Friday, gender dysphoria can’t be treated medically by physicians in Texas if the patient is a minor.
Again the judiciary stands in the way of GOP attempts to erase LGBTQ+ people.
The group joined a lawsuit challenging the state’s restriction on drag performances.
Their language is identical or similar to that endorsed by the Family Research Council and a newer group called Do No Harm.
A federal judge is allowing the state more time to prepare its defense.
It was the first such ban enacted and now is the first one ruled unconstitutional.
The plaintiffs say they want the stigma of labels on LGBTQ+ books removed and the texts made regularly available again.
While bucking some stereotypes, the study emphasizes the need for LGBTQ+ safe spaces in southern states.
While the state's head in the proverbial toilet with dismal ratings, the governor flushes, prioritizing an anti-trans bathroom bill.
The Republican governor of Arkansas says it’s to protect children from the “left’s woke agenda.”
Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed a bill opening a large window to sue for malpractice.
Under a bill advancing in the state, they could be charged with misdemeanor sexual indecency with a child in certain circumstances.
Republican Arkansas state Sen. Matt McKee wanted to know what a witness's genitals looked like.
The bill, now headed to the Senate, would restrict trans students' use of restrooms and changing rooms in public schools.
The Arkansas Senate passed the legislation along party lines Tuesday, and it now goes to the House.