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A new Missouri law allows current patients to continue receiving care, but a provision of that statute makes prescribing those medications “untenable.”
Allegations made by a former employee whose dubious claims were previously disputed by patients and families have been found to be unsubstantiated.
Legal battles and provider concerns can complicate access to gender-affirming care.
It was a most contentious evening, informed by the recording released Friday of lewd remarks by Donald Trump.
The nonbinary teen claims their mother’s story was false and that the reporter who wrote it acted unprofessionally.
Gay rights advocates are asking Washington University administrators to reconsider honoring antigay activist Phyllis Schlafly with an honorary doctorate at the school's commencement ceremony. Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, along with many students and faculty, is urging the school not to honor Schlafly at the May 16 ceremony in St. Louis.
Expect fireworks between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton tonight in St. Louis.
A recently enacted state law bans most such care for minors but allows those already receiving it to continue — but the university ceased providing the care altogether.
The Indiana governor's "license to discriminate" law and other aspect of his LGBT rights record didn't come up in the vice-presidential debate.
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Judge Joseph Whyte wrote that Missouri consumer protections do not require “blind obedience to the attorney general’s civil investigative demands."
One advocate said the investigation has created a “hostile environment” for the local trans and healthcare communities.
Some Republicans are calling for Donald Trump to step aside and let Mike Pence take over.
The assistant attorney general for legislative affairs navigates the intersection of civil rights, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and public service.
