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“Womanhood is precious. It is not limited to one experience or idea. Womankind is ever-evolving. Revolutionary, creating space for women like me.”

America First Legal, run by Trump administration alum Stephen Miller, is among the groups sponsoring the anti-trans propaganda.

He willingly worked with a far-right outlet whose “grooming” accusations have led to death threats against LGBTQ allies.

She transferred schools thinking that the abuse would stop. It got much worse before she received an undisclosed amount in a settlement.

“Being able to use the boys’ restroom might seem like a small thing to others, but it is a vital step in my transition” said 16-year-old Andy Bridge.

“Rather than being supported, we often hear people vilify the transgender community which fuels this kind of violence and hate.”

Greene is one of three top government officials ID’d as spreading the most dangerous ideology.

“She used to say ‘Mom, I’m going to be famous one day,'” her mother said. “You couldn’t help but love her. Ain’t hurt nobody. Loved everybody.”

“These children (of God) do not belong to our (religious) family.”

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.

“Our transgender and non-binary siblings are hurting.”

Latina bisexuals have it worst. They earn, on average, 50 cents on the dollar.

Is TikTok applying Florida’s Don’t Say Gay law to its comments section?

The “Stop WOKE Act” would censor protected speech on racism and gender-based discrimination in classrooms and workplaces.

HRC’s Director of Community Engagement for the Transgender Justice Initiative explores her place in Black history.

The legislation would deny visas to anti-LGBTQ human rights abusers.

Syre Klenke was left bloody and bruised after the attack near an LGBTQ bar. But that’s not where the discrimination ended that night.

Who knew that the Liberty Counsel would promote so many businesses offering items that help LGBTQ people announce, “We’re here! We’re queer! Get used to it!”?

“Growing up ‘different’ in Kentucky is certainly no easy task,” her cousin wrote in a loving tribute, “and she tackled it with the passion and zeal that only she could have.”