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Black voters overwhelmingly support LGBTQ rights except when it comes to trans athletes
56 percent of Black voters oppose letting transgender athletes play on school sports teams matching their gender identity.
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Jim Obergefell transformed LGBTQ rights for the entire nation, but he’s not done fighting
“I didn’t do that just for my husband and our marriage,” Obergefell said.
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“Come at me, people”: Out Attorney General Dana Nessel battles for Michigan
She faces off against Trump’s hand-picked election-denier, MAGA Republican Matthew DePerno.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks trans influencer for “destroying” womanhood
Greene is angry that a trans TikToker promoted a makeup company.
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LGBTQ people are vastly underrepresented in elected office. Here’s how that could change
If we want to win equality, we need to vote – and run for office ourselves.
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David Ortiz has fought for LGBTQ rights, people with disabilities & veterans
He has helped expand his state’s anti-discrimination laws and stood up for the dignity of queer and trans youth.
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A gay third-party candidate in Georgia could help determine who controls the Senate
The race between incumbent Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock (D) and anti-LGBTQ Republican Herschel Walker also includes gay libertarian Chase Oliver, who could force a runoff election.
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“Groomer”-obsessed Gov. Ron DeSantis partied with students as a 23-year-old teacher
Former students say the then 23-year-old attended parties with students where alcohol was served.
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Tina Kotek is a strong advocate for LGBTQ rights in Oregon
“I promise to always use my voice and my power in Oregon to stand up and defend and advance LGBTQ+ rights,” Tina Kotek said.
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Jared Polis is a longtime champion of LGBTQ rights who has transformed Colorado
He has called anti-LGBTQ laws “un-American” and signed several bills ensuring that his state remains hospitable to its LGBTQ residents.