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Marko Geber/Getty Images(DALLAS) -- When Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declared a war on "woke" earlier this year with a proposal that would require booksellers to rate texts before selling them to school districts, he caught the attention of a sma...

(DALLAS) -- When Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declared a war on "woke" earlier this year with a proposal that would require booksellers to rate texts befor

In the spring of 2013, Jason Collins wrote, “I'm a 34-year-old NBA center. I'm black. And I'm gay,” in a first-person essay for Sports Illustrated.  

The annual Collision conference, says its website, "brings together the people and companies redefining the global tech industry." This year's event attracted more than 36,000 attendees from 118 countries, with 1,727 startups and partners from 76 countries exhibiting. Industry giants like AWS, Stripe, Google DeepMind, GitHub and Shopify turned up for panels and fireside chats

The percent of U.S. adults who self-identify as LGBTQ has reached a new high of 7.1 percent, according to a 2022 Gallop poll.

After Target and Bud Light faced criticism for promoting “LGBTQ Pride Month,” The Daily Signal found out what other companies are doing.

Brandon Bell/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Kennedy Davenport, a drag queen, rejoiced when she learned last year that she would be featured on apparel in the

Brandon Bell/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Kennedy Davenport, a drag queen, rejoiced when she learned last year that she would be featured on apparel in the forthcoming Pride collection at Target. "You never imagine opportunities like this," Davenport told ABC News, comparing the breakthrough to her previous role competing on the TV show "RuPauls Drag Race." For Davenport, elation turned to disappointment last month when Target announced it would remove some Pride products from ...

Brandon Bell/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Kennedy Davenport, a drag queen, rejoiced when she learned last year that she would be featured on apparel in the forthcoming Pride collection at Target. "You never imagine opportunities like this," Davenport told ABC News, comparing the breakthrough to her previous role competing on the TV show "RuPauls Drag Race." For Davenport, elation turned to disappointment last month when Target announced it would remove some Pride products from ...

Brandon Bell/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Kennedy Davenport, a drag queen, rejoiced when she learned last year that she would be featured on apparel in the forthcoming Pride collection at Target. "You never imagine opportunities like this," Davenport told ABC News, comparing the breakthrough to her previous role competing on the TV show "RuPauls Drag Race." For Davenport, elation turned to disappointment last month when Target announced it would remove some Pride products from ...