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A solidarity rally for Queer and Trans Youth Autonomy will take place Friday, March 31, at 5:30 p.m., in Rockland, as supporting rallies happen across the state of Maine with the Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance, and nationwide. Led by Queer Youth...

Masked up and fired up! With Nina Simone’s soulful, silky voice on “I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free” filling the air, hundreds of protesters, most wearing masks in protective solidarity with one another, converged on Government Center near Boston City Hall. They kicked off a…

Hundreds gathered in Downtown Boston March 18 to protest transphobia and trans genocide in the Transgender Day of Resistance March. The protest, organized by grassroots organization Stop Trans Genocide, started in front of the Government Center MBTA station, where organizers gave speeches demanding the state protect transgender lives. Marchers then set off on the 1.5...

Every year at the end of November, activists speak out to remind the world of the scourge of gender-based violence and the World Bank lends its voice to the 16 Days campaign to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls.

As schools get back into session, the Kentucky State Police would like to provide some safety reminders. Schoo...

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Below is a question-by-question compilation of responses by The Coalition, The Australian Labor Party (ALP), and The Greens.

Senator Janet Rice told Star Observer that between Prime Minister Scott Morrison using LGBTQI people as "political football" and Labor doing a "disappearing act" on LGBTQI issues, the Greens would have the community's back. 

Stacy Monette, newly hired principal for Mashpee Middle-High School, is named in a lawsuit over gender identity protocol in former Ludlow district.

A diverse crowd came together March 31 to celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility. Read more on Boston.com.