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Transgender Students Will Keep Protections in New York

Governor Andrew Cuomo stated that Trump's transgender rollback hasĀ 'no force or effect' in New York state.

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Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers donate 10k to Equality Kansas after anti-trans law

The Las Culturistas podcast hosts condemned Kansas's "unconscionable and inhumane" revocation of trans people's driver's licenses at the GLAAD Media Awards.

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Meet every LGBTQ+ athlete competing in the 2026 Paralympics

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D.C. federal judge signals urgency as trans service members push for Trump military ban trial

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Judge Ana Reyes speaks before the Senate Judiciary Committee during her 2022 confirmation hearing.

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Transgender service members challenging President Donald Trumpā€™s military ban are asking a federal judge to move their lawsuit toward trial as the Pentagon has already begun initiating separation proceedings against some of them. Keep Reading ā†’

New York AG orders major medical center to resume gender-affirming care for youth

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New York Attorney General Letitia James has ordered a New York City hospital to resume providing gender-affirming care to minors, arguing that the programā€™s recent closure violated state nondiscrimination laws. Keep Reading ā†’

Tennessee lawmakers weigh a dozen new Republican anti-LGBTQ+ bills

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Democratic State Representative Justin Pearson on the House floor after being sworn in on April 13, 2023, in Nashville, Tennessee.

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Tennessee lawmakers are taking up more than a dozen bills affecting LGBTQ+ people this week, a package advocates warn could dramatically reshape the legal landscape for queer and transgender residents. Hearings began Tuesday and continue through Wednesday at the Cordell Hull Building in Nashville. Keep Reading ā†’

Anti-LGBTQ+ Congressman Dan Crenshaw ousted by more extreme candidate in Texas GOP primary

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Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, talks with reporters outside the U.S. Capitol before the House passed the budget resolution on Thursday, April 10, 2025.

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U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw, the Texas Republican who helped lead congressional efforts targeting transgender peopleā€™s health care, lost his partyā€™s primary Tuesday, putting an expiration date on the career of one of Congressā€™s most outspoken critics of gender-affirming care. Keep Reading ā†’

USA Rugby creates ā€˜openā€™ division after Trump administration pressure to exclude transgender women

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Erica Jarrell-Searcy of the United States carries the ball through a tackle during the Womenā€™s Rugby World Cup 2025 match between the United States and Samoa at LNER Community Stadium, Monks Cross, York, on September 6, 2025.

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USA Rugby announced on Friday that it will now ban transgender women from being eligible to compete in the womenā€™s division, but that the organization will continue to permit ā€œany athlete registered as male to participate in the menā€™s division.ā€ The policy, which took effect February 20, reverses the eligibility standards the organization had maintained since at least 2022. Keep Reading ā†’
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