Karoline Leavitt: Trump wants 'less LGBTQ graduate majors' from Harvard
The White House Press Secretary justified cutting funds to Harvard by saying Trump would rather give them to trade schools, not "LGBTQ graduate majors."
May 28, 2025
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The White House Press Secretary justified cutting funds to Harvard by saying Trump would rather give them to trade schools, not "LGBTQ graduate majors."
In a time when queer education is under attack, few states have instead opted to protect it.
School boards are seeing heated discussions and transphobic comments, such as a parent saying trans restroom access will lead to "gang rape."
Rep. Bruce Griffey says if schools can't teach religion, they also should not "promote, normalize, support or address LGBT issues or lifestyle."
At least a dozen Kentucky lawmakers, including gay state senator Ernesto Scorsone (pictured), are banding together to file a legal brief in support of a lawsuit seeking to stop state funding of a Baptist college that recently expelled a student for being gay.
For years, bills that put tampons and pads in school bathrooms were gaining traction across states. But the rise of anti-trans legislation has made a health issue political.
Officials at Mid Vermont Christian School say the state is committing unconstitutional religious discrimination.
Over a quarter of college applicants (28 percent) said in a new survey that they "exclude schools solely based on political considerations in the state where the institution is located."
A recent analysis highlights the rise in incidents and the critical role of crisis services for LGBTQ+ youth in the wake of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation.
The Buncombe County district is violating Title IX by implementing the law, according to the groups.
This follows a similar vote from the state school board.
The San Jose State University lost to Colorado State on Saturday. The school had been targeted in recent debates about trans women in sports.
San José State, the University of Pennsylvania, and a Massachusetts school association face investigations.
Illinois is the fifth state to require that schools teach about the contributions of LGBTQ people.
The state could lose billions of dollars in federal funding for schools, highways, and housing.
The state has banned books depicting sex acts from school libraries and classrooms.
The crowd roared as LGBTQ+ activists demanded the removal of State Superintendent of Schools Ryan Walters.
The far-right group is opening a school in the state that will be funded with taxpayer money but won’t have public oversight.