Fighting back against MAGA’s attacks on equality
As the Republican-led House focuses on passing anti-LGBTQI+ measures, members of the Congressional Equality Caucus remain vigilant in advocating for equality.
April 19, 2024
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As the Republican-led House focuses on passing anti-LGBTQI+ measures, members of the Congressional Equality Caucus remain vigilant in advocating for equality.
"I’ve seen firsthand how Republicans are using these bills...to target marginalized communities for discrimination and exclusion," writes U.S. Rep. Mike Quigley.
While he's been hinting at another run, he's now made it official.
At Thursday's briefing, the White House press secretary had much to say about anti-LGBTQ+ actions.
His disdain for our community is only outmatched by the hatred of MAGA extremists and moderates for him.
There's much backlash to the election of U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson, a homophobe, transphobe, and election denier as speaker of the House.
The two have been feuding online over Loomer’s attack on the vice president’s Indian heritage.
Old glory doesn't just belong to truck-driving straight people in the heartland.
Key conservative measures, including restrictions on transgender health care and reproductive health benefits, was dropped from the final $886 billion defense bill.
Opinion: As anti-LGBTQ+ laws proliferate and the Supreme Court delivers setbacks, two determined political action committees are rallying communities to reclaim power and dismantle the bigotry threatening the very fabric of equality.
The companies both caved to online pressure from fringe conservative extremists.
McBride, who already made history as the first transgender state senator, won her primary in Delaware. Now, she faces a Republican opponent for the state's lone House seat.
Collins, Murkowski, Cassidy, and Tillis were supposed to be a bulwark against Trump, but now they’re his comrades, writes John Casey.
The transgender Delaware state senator is on the brink of making history (again) as the first trans person elected to Congress.
Trump was rather low-energy but got in many of his favorite digs.
Opinion: Once MAGA sees the A-gays are nothing more than DEI hires, Trump will fire them all, writes John Casey.
The president released a statement of affirmation, plus a new report on mental health and a call for support across the federal government.
Even with her concern, Monica Helms finds cause for optimism during Transgender Awareness Week.
The panel discussed the Republican onslaught of attacks against the transgender community.
Ahead of Tuesday’s internal vote to nominate a Republican Speaker candidate, Congressman Robert Garcia highlighted contenders’ stances, spotlighting lackluster LGBTQ+ rights records.
The former congressman and current Minnesota governor has been a longtime ally to LGBTQ+ people.