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College students cancel concert by antigay rapper Action Bronson
Students at Connecticut’s Trinity College say his music promotes misogyny and hatred against gay and trans people.
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Right-Wing activist’s mysterious death linked to Yale threesome gone wrong
New details of a stabbing/suicide that took place last spring near Yale University paint a sexually ambiguous picture of the students involved.
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Court: Transgender teen’s rights violated when she was transferred to a prison
Connecticut’s second-highest court has ruled that a transgender teenager’s rights were violated when she was transferred to a prison from the state’s child welfare agency last year.
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Connecticut lawmakers send bill to governor to ease birth certificate changes
The Connecticut legislature is sending a bill to Gov. Dannel P. Malloy that makes it easier for transgender people to update their names and gender on their birth certificates.
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Connecticut birth certificate gender designation bill awaits Senate action
A bill that would make it easier for transgender people in Connecticut to update their names and gender on their birth certificates faces one more legislative hurdle.
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New York, Connecticut governors lift bans on state-funded travel to Indiana
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy on Saturday lifted their bans on some state-funded travel to Indiana, citing changes made to a religious-objections law that had spurred concern about anti-gay discrimination.
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Connecticut governor: Move women’s 2016 Final Four out of Indiana unless law changes
Connecticut’s governor and UConn’s athletic director called on the NCAA on Monday to consider moving next year’s Women’s Final Four out of Indianapolis unless changes are made to Indiana’s new religious-objections law.
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Connecticut governor bans state funded travel to Indiana over ‘religious freedom’ law
Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has signed an executive order barring state spending on travel to Indiana and any other state enacting legislation that protects religious freedoms but ultimately discriminates against gays and others groups.
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Connecticut bill would make it easier to change gender on birth certificates
Connecticut is considering ways to make it easier for transgender people to update their names and genders on their birth certificates.
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Fired transgender Connecticut police officer sues for discrimination
A transgender Connecticut police officer fired last June has filed a lawsuit alleging discrimination based on sexual orientation and wrongful termination.