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TX families and health care providers sued the state over SB-14, which restricts transgender youth from gender-affirming care. They request an injunction before the law goes into effect on Sept. 1.

Dana Nessel, Michigan’s brave, bold and ultra out attorney general, recently joined Attorneys General from 20 other states to oppose the horrific

In Massachusetts, Catholic couple Mike and Kitty Burke were denied their application to foster for not bowing. In Oregon, Jessica Bates – a widowed mother of five — was refused because of her “religious beliefs,” too.

Texas families and health care providers sued the state over Senate Bill 14, which restricts transgender youth from accessing gender-affirming care. The groups are requesting an injunction from a state district court judge before the law goes into effect on Sept. 1.

Texas families and health care providers sued the state over Senate Bill 14, which restricts transgender youth from accessing gender-affirming care. The groups are requesting an injunction from a state district court judge before the law goes into effect on Sept. 1.

Texas families and health care providers sued the state over Senate Bill 14, which restricts transgender youth from accessing gender-affirming care. The groups are requesting an injunction from a state district court judge before the law goes into effect on Sept. 1.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a federal civil rights investigation into Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) after the hospital turned over the medical records of transgender patients to Tennessee's attorney general without their consent. https://youtu.be/KEfnoV9nIu8 Aly Chapman, East Tennessee chair of the Tennessee Equality Project and mother of a…

A United States District Court has temporarily blocked enforcement of SB 1100, which excludes Idaho transgender students from multi-user restrooms and other school facilities that don’t align with their sex

The U.S. District Court decided Thursday that it would temporarily block enforcement of an Idaho law meant to prevent transgender students from using school restrooms that correspond with their gender

A federal judge has blocked Idaho officials from barring transgender students from using restrooms matching their gender identity.