Montana Sends Drag Ban and LGBTQ+ Erasure Bill to Governor
The Human Rights Campaign is calling on Gov. Greg Gianforte to veto these and other anti-LGBTQ+ measures.
May 5, 2023
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The Human Rights Campaign is calling on Gov. Greg Gianforte to veto these and other anti-LGBTQ+ measures.
2023 was a record year for anti-LGBTQ+ legislation at the state level. Here's a look at the worst of many heinous bills.
At a rally on the steps outside the building on Wednesday, LGBTQ leaders and progressive lawmakers slammed legislation threatening to erase trans identities.
It's one of three anti-LGBTQ+ bills the Republican governor signed.
The state leads the nation in anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, "making it increasingly hostile and unlivable" for LGBTQ+ people, says the Human Rights Campaign.
The bills include an expansion of "don't say gay," a ban on gender-affirming care, restrictions on bathroom use, and restrictions on drag shows.
The bill would require school employees to potentially out students to their parents.
The U.S. Cabinet member spoke about how it would impact children like his own.
It comes as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration criminalizes changing one's gender on an I.D.
Critics say the “women’s bill of rights” is an “erasure” of the trans community in the state.
“Everything they don’t like, don’t want, don’t understand, or don’t approve of is now targeted," Rodney Wilson told The Advocate.
She tweeted earlier this month that those against Florida's "don't say gay" bill were probably groomers, a term for someone who sexually abuses children.
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Hillsborough became the first town in North Carolina to enact an inclusive nondiscrimination law after the expiration of a state ban.
“Florida may not be a safe place to visit or take up residence,” says the advisory.
There are more than 60 places in the world where it’s illegal to be gay.
After the state archives hosted a discussion on Alabama's queer icons, like Nell Carter, Republican senators vowed retribution.
Christina Pushaw conflated LGBTQ+ education with "grooming."
Adria Jawort, a Native American trans woman, was to speak on the history of LGBTQ+ and Two-Spirit people in the state.
The ad, premiering during the Republican convention, shows a gay man informing his mother about Donald Trump's opposition to the Equality Act.
Recalling the spirit of Stonewall, guest writer Shaley Howard urges a return to the roots of the resistance.