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“We have the opportunity to prevent suicides and save lives.”

Carl Nassib will break ground later this month as the first gay person to play in a regular season NFL game.

“The NFL stands by the LGBTQ+ community today and every day” they said in a simple yet unprecedented message.

As if that’s not alarming enough, 75 percent of respondents confirmed they had “experienced discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity at least once in their lifetime.”

The Black gay teen was only 15 years old when he took his own life.

This makes the Volunteer State the third this year to pass a ban on trans people in sports.

1 in 5 LGBTQ youth have faced police harassment or mistreatment by police, compared to just 1 in 7 for non-LGBTQ youth.

The Trevor Project’s second annual mental health survey reveals the scary reality that LGBTQ youth regularly face.

The law allows schools to conduct DNA analysis, hormone level monitoring and even an inspection of a young person’s “internal and external reproductive anatomy” to figure out their gender identity.

“Oh honey, that’s really cute that you think you’re going to win, but we surveyed 100 people and they all think we’re gonna win.”

Despite lowering numbers in straight youth, two studies show that teens and young adults that aren’t straight are still more likely to attempt suicide.

Every year over 1.8 million LGBTQ people consider suicide. Here’s how a new number can save their lives.

The Trevor Project works to end LGBTQ teen suicide. This grant will help them reach more young people.

54% of young trans people had considered suicide in the last year. 76% said “recent politics” impacted their mental health.

“I suffered with some level of my own internalized homophobia even while playing the first openly gay character on Disney Channel.”

0ver 1.8 million young LGBTQ people considered suicide each year. Any supportive adult can make a difference – not just a parent.

If you round up your in-store purchases at Macy’s through June 17, the extra change will go to Trevor Project.

They have been fighting LGBTQ youth suicide for two decades with a phone line. Now they’re reaching out to Generation Z.

Almost half of bisexual youth considered suicide as an option within the past 12 months.

Researchers also uncovered an alarming link between eating disorders and suicide.