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Naiymah Sanchez has made it her mission to support the trans community in Philadelphia. For the 40-year-old, her work is a reflection of her lived experience.

Louisiana is poised to become the latest state to enact laws targeting the LGBTQ+ community.

Human Rights Campaign had given Anheuser-Busch its highest equality rating: a 100 on its 2022 Corporate Equality Index score. That's been yanked for now.

The Texas Department of Agriculture sent the two-page policy to staff earlier in April, mandating acceptable clothing and threatening sanctions.

Kansas Democratic Governor Laura Kelly vetoes bills dealing with transgender issues... at least three people are dead following a tornado outbreak in Oklahoma... residents of Strong City clean-up storm damage.... and detectives say two teenagers in Olathe apparently shot one another. Plus, Kansas game wardens say: Beware of rattlesnakes, dead or alive. Those stories and more... here.

A Republican lawmaker compared transgender Floridians to "mutants" from the X-Men movies during a committee hearing. He later apologized.

"It's hard to harness the frustration of watching people pursue a policy agenda you fundamentally disagree with. It's difficult to be respectful to people who don't reciprocate. But we have to try."

"We can't fund school lunches, but how many millions will we spend defending anti-trans bills? And since when does 'freedom' mean you get to dictate how other people live?"

The mom told Insider the drive from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to Minneapolis takes hours and forces her kid to miss school.

Two bills aimed at changing laws around how transgender people live in Montana took steps forward Wednesday, with support from Republicans and opposition from Democrats.