Arizona

The preacher said that the Pulse shooting victims were “disgusting homosexuals… worthy of death.”

Anderson has encouraged his congregants to kill all gay people, calling it a “cure for AIDS.”

A court ordered a mother to dress her trans daughter as a boy, use “he” pronouns, and avoid conversations about gender. That nightmare is finally over.

He said that Buttigieg is too “effeminate” to be president, but he’ll convince people to vote for bisexual Senator Kyrsten Sinema – because she has “sin” in her name.

The law had prohibited instruction in HIV/AIDS curriculum that “[p]romotes a homosexual life-style” or “[s]uggests that some methods of sex are safe methods of homosexual sex.”

Arizona got sued over its ban on speaking about homosexuality in schools. The state’s top lawyer won’t defend the law.

The anti-gay Arizona legislator was 35 when he started paying boys $10 each for sex. One of them was mentally disabled.

The lawsuit says that the anti-LGBTQ curriculum law suggests that homosexuality is “undesirable, shameful, or controversial.”

Similar laws have passed in 11 other states, but do they really help prevent human sex trafficking?

The state doesn’t let schools say anything positive about LGBTQ people. That needs to change.