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Ohio cancels their primary due to the coronavirus pandemic, but 3 other states are holding elections
Ohio’s governor canceled the primary due to the current health emergency.
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Former GOP Congressman Aaron Schock comes out as gay
His family has been trying to get him in conversion therapy since he came out to them last year.
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New Illinois law requires all public single-use restrooms be gender neutral
The Equitable Restroom Act mandates that single-occupancy facilities shall be labeled “All-Gender.”
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Chicago Area’s largest high school district votes to allow trans students facility access
Now, students in this district will not need to file lawsuits or seek injunctions to use their designated bathrooms.
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The ‘Empire’ star strikes back: Jussie Smollett countersues city of Chicago, police chief
Jussie Smollett maintains his original claims about being attacked, and now the investigators are under even more scrutiny for their tactics.
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Children’s author Robin Stevenson rips Illinois school district for bowing to homophobic parent
At least one student has already changed their mind about coming out due to Stevenson’s cancelled visit, according to the author.
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Republicans have supported transgender rights in the past, but what about now?
Democrats have been much more involved in advancing transgender rights. But Republicans have helped sometimes too.
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Neil Gorsuch could split the Supreme Court to a narrow victory on LGBTQ rights
If the end result is 4-1-4 in favor of Aimee Stephens with a narrow, positive interpretation of Title VII being the 1, I’ll cheer.
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Milo signed up for a furry convention, but furries aren’t having it
Milo’s been kicked off Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Is Midwest FurFest next?
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Charges were dropped against Aaron Schock. He had a gay old time in West Hollywood to celebrate.
The not-yet-out former anti-LGBTQ Congressman could run for office again now that charges have been dropped.