Ohio

A religious exemption that could allow health care professionals and insurers to refuse care was inserted into an over 2000-page bill signed this past week. LGBTQ and women’s rights advocates are sounding the alarm.

“Now they’re magnetized!” the doctor said about people who have been vaccinated. “They can put a key on their forehead. It sticks!”

“I thought I might hear a slur or two, but I didn’t think I would get beat up for bringing as something as innocent as a flag to school.”

All thanks to detective dog, Daisy, the couple realized they just had a new neighbor. Now the whole neighborhood has rainbow flags.

They became the first queer couple to receive the honor within the school district. Some parents tried to take away from their moment, with one even bringing up their genitalia at a board meeting.

It’s one of the last few to completely ban gender marker corrections on birth certificates. But that’s changing due to a lawsuit.

He got a letter a day after the Vatican called same-sex relationships “sin” canceling his gig because of the “personal beliefs of the higher administration.”

The judge said that Ohio couldn’t even give a good reason for banning trans people from correcting their birth certificates other than discrimination.

“It’s an act of violence, it’s a threat.”

I was devoted to defending the freedoms that all Americans hold dear. On this Transgender Day of Remembrance, I’m asking Congress to do the same.