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

In the latest chapter of this summer’s gay tabloid blockbuster, Martin’s incest accuser and his half-sister’s son will head back to court.

The anti-LGBTQ hate group Alliance Defending Freedom tried to claim that conversion therapy is a form of religious freedom. The court wasn’t having it.

Over 20 U.S. states allow church officials not to report any admissions of child sexual abuse that occur during a religious confession.

The parents said they have a constitutional right to know if their kids are using other pronouns at school. The judge said no.

One family is worried the school will turn their daughter transgender because her classes meet in a room with LGBTQ posters.

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

The student says she fell into a depression, which lowered her grades and caused her to lose scholarships after her golf coach outed her to her teammates.

The show’s creators spray painted messages to suggest that the devil thinks their show is full of “poopy butts.”

The state says it isn’t trying to deny life-saving care to trans children, but rather trying to protect children from “unnecessary medical interventions.” That’s a lie.

This is exactly what activists said would happen when Texas’ Republican leaders tried to outlaw gender-affirming healthcare for trans youth.

A man is still forced to register as a sex offender due to a 2001 sodomy charge, even though SCOTUS overturned such laws in 2003.

William Atwell’s sudden arrest is the latest in dozens of sexual misconduct allegations to have come out publicly just in the last few months from Liberty students, law enforcement and school staff.

The two “women’s groups” behind the lawsuit have previously partnered with a rabidly anti-LGBTQ hate group.

In addition to tens of millions of dollars for supposedly defaming him, the former president of the evangelical school claims they owe him horses and a gun.

“My career is ruined because I didn’t want to fall in line with the other guys.”

The trolls doxxed LGBTQ and POC Twitch users, providing their personal information and leaving links to gory videos on their chat streams.

Sven Sundgaard alleges he was mistreated, defamed, and prevented from speaking at LGBTQ events. The station fired him for sharing a Facebook post about wearing a mask during the pandemic.

The New York City Commission on Human Rights asked her to appear in an ad campaign to fight anti-trans discrimination before going silent. She didn’t get paid for that either.

“Discrimination against transgender students is not only hurtful and wrong, it is also expensive.”