Kay Ivey

Alabama lawmakers have viciously targeted LGBTQ+ rights over the past few years, and some agree with this group’s ideology.

Republican Gov. Kay Ivey took issue with the fact that the book preached accepting all students for who they are.

“If Boebert was a governor this is what it would look like.”

“A lot of trans kids in Alabama can’t do their story and can’t share their voice, and so to be that voice is really important to me.”

The Alabama AG argued that gender-affirming treatments are not “deeply rooted in this nation’s history and tradition.”

Ken Paxton, Kay Ivey, and other Republicans who built careers on attacking LGBTQ people won their primaries.

The state government said that gender-affirming care for trans people is “experimental.” The judge said doctors know better than politicians.

Tim James is running for governor of Alabama, and he is trying to make a name for himself as the meanest candidate in the field.

Doctors who provide gender-affirming care to trans young people could get 10 years of prison in a first-of-its-kind law.

“If the Good Lord made you a boy, you are a boy, and if he made you a girl, you are a girl,” the state’s Republican governor said. The DOJ says that’s an unconstitutional ban on health care.

Alabama wants to send doctors to jail for treating transgender kids. They and their patients are suing the state.

There is a “beast with three heads” threatening the state, the challenger says. Want to guess what the third one is?

It is the “largest trans flag that has ever flown over the state.”

The state ended the backwards sex ed requirement to teach “from a public health perspective, that homosexuality is not a lifestyle acceptable to the general public.”

Alabama’s governor signed the ban on trans youth in sports, despite opponents warning that this could jeopardize the state’s future NCAA events.

Two states want to ban teachers from talking about LGBTQ people without parental permission, and two banned transgender girls from school sports.

The Republican politician is really peeved that he can’t go to restaurants.

State lawmakers have the gall to try to sell it as a way to “respect” same-sex marriages.

Patricia Todd was set to be the executive director of an LGBTQ organization. Now they’ve rescinded the offer days before she was supposed to start.

The governor’s campaign called the rumor that she’s gay a “disgusting lie being pushed by a paid liberal political hack.”