Georgia

A LGBTQ-affirming churchgoer describes her first Pride experience in the capital of the South with her family.

She was protesting Georgia’s stay-at-home order, which has hurt transgender women who already don’t have much support.

School officials said her “costume” violated the dress code by impeding the “orderly environment.”

Sometimes scary things happen to travelers. But the world isn’t nearly as scary as you might think.

Some of the bills go as far as making it a felony to provide health care to a transgender child.

“Maybe it’s because I’ve lived here all my life and I don’t know anything different, but it really doesn’t feel that hard to be gay here. You just have to be a little discreet.”

She came out on Instagram last month.

Despite some very specific and scary death threats, he believes now is the right time to push for equality.

Georgia Rep. Ginny Ehrhart claims an ‘epidemic’ of transgender children influenced her to begin raising awareness for her bill proposal – that she hasn’t written yet.

“You know, situations like this brings out crazy people from both sides and sometimes people die.”