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Federal court ruling leaves families of Alabama transgender youth angry, uncertain - Vimarsana News

Federal court ruling leaves families of Alabama transgender youth angry, uncertain

"It’s saying that you don’t want me to exist," one advocate said about the federal ruling.

Source: yahoo.com
Baldwin County State Senator proposes to remove millions of dollars from state department due to LGBTQ presentation - Vimarsana News

Baldwin County State Senator proposes to remove millions of dollars from state department due to LGBTQ presentation

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Senator Chris Elliott from Baldwin County is looking to cut at least $5 million from the Alabama Department of Archives and History after they held a presentation to dis…

Source: wkrg.com
Mobile, Fairhope officials continue to hear pros and cons of LGBTQ Pride events: 'Dealing with cranks' - Vimarsana News

Mobile, Fairhope officials continue to hear pros and cons of LGBTQ Pride events: 'Dealing with cranks'

LGBTQ events this month continued to dominate the public comments during council meetings this week in Mobile and Fairhope.

Source: al.com
Alabama LGBTQ Pride events to go on unabated, and with minimal backlash - Vimarsana News

Alabama LGBTQ Pride events to go on unabated, and with minimal backlash

None of the organized Pride events in Alabama are expected to be altered over opposition that is occurring in other parts of the Southeast, causing event cancellations and national attention.

Source: al.com
Pride Month 2023: Your guide to 40+ events in Alabama - Vimarsana News

Pride Month 2023: Your guide to 40+ events in Alabama

Here are ways to show your pride, recognize the LGBTQ+ community and spread a message of equality and acceptance in our state.

Source: al.com