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Gov. Glenn Youngkin insisted that how a student will “express their gender” is a choice parents should be making.

“I feel like this is discrimination and a conspiracy to interfere with my business.”

The bill could help ensure same-sex marriages are recognized nationwide, but — as always — it’s unclear if enough Republican senators will help support it.

The bill’s sponsor says, “We shouldn’t criminalize trans people and Brown and Black people for quite literally walking around or dressing in a certain way.”

A librarian found all the books taken from their Pride display and a “threatening letter” left in their place. They were the victim of an organized campaign to steal LGBTQ books from libraries.

“These investigations into loving and affirming families shouldn’t be happening in the first place.”

A lawsuit demands the state stop persecuting supportive parents with false allegations and costly investigations.

Gov. Greg Abbott wanted trans kids taken away from their supportive parents, but the court said he doesn’t have to power to do that.

One troll’s story of secretly “crushing [hormone] pills” into her daughter’s cereal in the morning to force them into being transgender went viral among gullible conservatives.

The bill has already passed the Senate.

This is exactly what activists said would happen when Texas’ Republican leaders tried to outlaw gender-affirming healthcare for trans youth.

Conservative state lawmakers are doing their best to top last year’s record for anti-LGBTQ legislation.

ACLU attorney Chase Strangio is sounding the alarm as Republican lawmakers start their attack on transgender youth again this year.

The administration claims the move is meant to protect students, but experts worry some queer kids will be seriously hurt.

A judge told the Indiana school that it can’t block students from forming an LGBTQ-positive club.

Katee Churchill’s small Michigan community branded her a child abuser for allowing her child to explore gender fluidity.

With increasing fears that LGBTQ rights could be overturned at the Supreme Court, legislators are making it clear that same-sex couples will still be able to get married in the Garden State.

And she still uses the gym. She likes it.

“They torture my soul. I’m being persecuted for who I am when I serve with dignity, honor and respect…. I’m treated like trash,” the officer said.

“I just want to play, like any other kid,” Luc Esquivel says. But he was “singled out” by Tennessee’s new ban on transgender student-athletes.