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USD, Duke grad won national LGBTQ+ award for research on drag bans violating 1st Amendment - Vimarsana News

USD, Duke grad won national LGBTQ+ award for research on drag bans violating 1st Amendment

A recent graduate of Duke Law School with South Dakota ties just won a national award for his research on how drag bans violate the First Amendment.

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Pride in the Park Hosts 4th Annual Event - Vimarsana News

Pride in the Park Hosts 4th Annual Event

Watertown Love held their annual Pride in the Park event over the weekend. What would have been the fifth year, due to Covid, it was the fourth year for this

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Good News-Pride in the Park Hosts 4th Annual Event - Vimarsana News

Good News-Pride in the Park Hosts 4th Annual Event

Watertown Love held their annual Pride in the Park event over the weekend. What would have been the fifth year, due to Covid, it was the fourth year for this

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Amy RambowWatertown Love
Anti-trans governor Kristi Noem 'hid' from We're Here stars - Vimarsana News

Anti-trans governor Kristi Noem 'hid' from We're Here stars

Kristi Noem, South Dekota’s Republican governor, avoids discussing LGBTQ+ rights with We’re Here stars by allegedly hiding in her office.

As anti-LGBTQ laws take effect, students and educators fear what's next - Chalkbeat: Essential education reporting across America - Vimarsana News

As anti-LGBTQ laws take effect, students and educators fear what's next - Chalkbeat: Essential education reporting across America

As a growing number of states pass or consider laws targeting LGBTQ people, some students feel under siege and educators face new scrutiny.