This is one in a series of victories Michigan’s LGBTQ+ has experienced over the past few years.

Everyone is doing it.

The Hometown Hero knows what it’s like to struggle. Now she’s doing what she can to help others.

His ruling is one of many blocking similar state bans on gender-affirming care.

Adults may be making the laws, but since when have teenagers blindly followed the rules?

This Hometown Hero is fighting for a “liberated future.”

“This decision is a much needed reminder that queer Texans belong and we deserve to be heard by our lawmakers.”

While about three dozen protestors stood outside hurling slurs and threats, approximately 850 people attended the service.

Only 9 new cases of HIV were reported in the city last year.

Now more than ever, the support is needed, the students said.

“No one should live in fear of being bullied just because of who they are,” Tammy Baldwin said.

The Hometown Hero and prison worker started a support group for LGBTQ+ youth that provides mental health assistance and other services.

Here are this week’s most popular positive stories with some fun social media posts tossed in too.

The Queen arranged a flight for him to a different concert and met him in person.

This Hometown Hero has gotten much-needed resources to Black people living with HIV.

Screenwriter and activist Lindz Amer called helping develop the character “a bucket list item.”

They really don’t want to be congratulated.

Tommy scored a touchdown at football practice. The opponent was someone else’s mom.

The Hometown Hero wants you to know: “One day everyone is going to be older and will realize the resources I’m fighting for are important.”

Surveys like this one are key to helping the government determine what kind of public assistance certain communities need.