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Search for missing Virginia transgender woman ends, now a homicide case
After vanishing without a trace more than four years ago, authorities are now investigating the possibility that Sage Smith was murdered.
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Show us how visible you are on this Transgender Day of Visibility
Today transgender people all around the world stand up, come out and show their pride in living an authentic life. We want to see how you’re doing it.
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NCAA will decide next week whether to bring bball back to North Carolina
The North Carolina Sports Association estimated the state risked more than $250 million in economic impact if event bids submitted to the NCAA are declined.
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Boston raises transgender flag in response to hate bus
The bus sponsored by anti-LGBTQ organizations took a trip to Boston where it was met with protest.
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Arkansas lawmaker pulls ‘bathroom bill,’ leaving it dead in the water—for now
The bill would have required every multi-user restroom or changing facility in a government building be designated for use by members of only one sex.
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It’s a first: Johns Hopkins loses points with HRC for anti-LGBTQ stance
Never before has any hospital in the history of HRC’s Healthcare Equality Index been docked points for activity undermining the LGBTQ community.
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Christian extremist still furious about ‘gay moment’ in ‘Beauty and the Beast’
James Dobson is outraged over a few seconds of film that acknowledge same-sex attraction, what he calls “Disney’s blatant, agenda-driven decision to introduce homosexuality.”
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North Carolina just can’t seem to wash its hands of HB2
Democrats claim Republicans are trying to paint Gov. Roy Moore as the bad guy who won’t compromise on a repeal.
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Rallies for transgender rights gain momentum
Equality Michigan posted photos from the rally held yesterday morning in the state capital.
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Go for a smoke? New study says most teens lighting up are queer or questioning
Researchers found gay, lesbian, bisexual and questioning teenagers smoked more than those who said they were straight. Trans teens were inexplicably left out.