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Commentary
Joe Biden has made a lot of progress on LGBTQ rights in first 100 days. Now the Senate needs to act.
Biden has an impressive record of getting LGBTQ rights back on track. His one failure: signing the Equality Act into law (and that’s not his fault).
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News (USA)
Federal court demands the military turn over secret documents about the trans military ban
The documents might prove that Trump wasn’t thinking about anything but discrimination when he made up the trans military ban.
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News (USA)
Trump’s trans military ban isn’t constitutional. But that’s not the point.
The ban can still keep transgender people from signing up – and living authentically – even if a court eventually overturns it.
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News (USA)
Americans like trans soldiers more than they like Trump, poll finds
Americans also think Trump is handling LGBT issues badly.
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News (USA)
Top DOJ civil rights lawyer quits to fight the Trump administration over LGBTQ rights
She has been with the Department of Justice since the Reagan administration and never planned on quitting. Then Trump happened.
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News (World)
Tabloid’s transphobic cover spoils couple’s magical wedding day
The celebrity couple granted “The Sun” an exclusive interview and were repaid with an appalling headline.
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News (USA)
Trump administration refuses to release names of experts ‘consulted’ on trans military ban
Trump claimed to have consulted with top military experts when he tweeted out his ban on transgender soldiers and reports have suggested otherwise.
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News (USA)
Mattis sends Trump recommendations on trans soldiers. This timeline shows how we got here.
The Trump administration has lost every battle to keep its transgender military ban, but could it still win the war?
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News (USA)
Army Secretary: Soldiers don’t worry about trans soldiers, they ask about food & pay
Mark Esper says no actual soldiers have even mentioned it.
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News (USA)
Trump administration is not done trying to keep transgender people out of the military
Buried in court papers, the administration says they will unveil a new policy on February 21 and won’t defend the multiple cases they’ve already lost.