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How LGBTQ teens stepped up & saved their small town’s Pride parade
“It’s important for me as a queer teenager to be part of organizing Pride,” one of the organizers told LGBTQ Nation.
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Maine Republicans can’t stop obsessing about same-sex marriage. It’s even in their platform again.
While America has moved on and locals overwhelmingly support marriage equality, the GOP is stuck in the past.
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The Week in Trans Rights: Alabama bill moves forward while Idaho bill is killed
It’s still rough out there, but there are signs of hope.
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Nursing home rejects transgender elder & after years of discrimination she wants justice
It’s the first time a transgender person has filed a discrimination complaint against a long-term care facility.
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The Supreme Court’s love for religious freedom won’t just affect LGBTQ people
Even as Biden picks his first justice, the conservative bench may still give the religious right a free pass to discriminate as long as they cite their faith. But where will the line end?
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The Supreme Court may rule it’s ‘discriminatory’ for states not to fund anti-LGBTQ schools
Justices have signaled that soon, your tax dollars will have to be spent educating future generations to hate you.
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Pride in Pictures: Finding faith in unexpected places
“I was totally in tears to see this show of support to the LGBTQ community, put together with such loving care. I knew then that in the end we were going to be ok.”
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Pride in Pictures: Still together 34 years later
“If no one knew I was gay before, they certainly did then.”
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Ryan Fecteau will be Maine’s first out Speaker of the House. He’s got a record of breaking barriers.
He was also the youngest out state lawmaker in the country when he was elected at 22. He’s 28 now.
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Parents can declare their newborns non-binary on their birth certificates in Maine now
The state made it easier for non-binary adults and minors to update their birth certificates as well.