Iowa

The bills would make it harder – or even ban – presenting books in class that talk about LGBTQ people.

The only Democrat on the committee stood up for trans kids: “Our transgender students deserve better.”

The teen has been using the boys’ bathrooms for years, but the school suddenly wants to restrict his access, and the district says there’s “both sides” to consider.

He also wants the person who ordered the book to stand trial in front of the board.

A local hate site said it was inappropriate for teacher Lucas Kaufmann to come out to students as bisexual. But the students are rallying for him.

Devon Rouse will take the track as just the second gay person known to compete in a NASCAR event, in a car designed by an out graphic designer, thanks to small-business saver Marcus Lemonis.

The proposal seeks to carbon copy a Trump-era executive order that similarly sought to ban any form of anti-bias training or implementation of “critical race theory” before a court blocked it.

Teachers wouldn’t be able to mention that transgender people exist, even if there is a transgender student in the classroom.

From school sports to putting doctors in prison for treating trans patients, lawmakers in these states want to make people’s lives harder.

The bill’s author claims that after puberty, trans youth “will eventually have a gender identity that aligns with their sex.” (Pro tip: That’s not how it works.)