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From bestselling memoirs to Pulitzer Prize-winning novels to historical accounts, these Pride Month-themed selections offer insight to the LGBTQ+ experience.

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Video games and trans rights may not be topics that immediately come to mind as hand in hand, but as global communities grow more aware of trans persons and LGBTQIA+ support groups nurture awareness and understanding, games haven’t missed out on being a place for trans creators and industry workers to express themselves and be visible. Unfortunately, various government institutions have struggled with understanding of trans people or, worse, outright tried to pass anti-trans government policies that are directly damaging to the community. Texas is one such place and as Gearbox Software’s ...

2020 was the deadliest year on record for transgender people in the US, Insider database shows. Experts say it's getting worse. INSIDER 2 hrs ago mhall@businessinsider.com (Madison Hall,Canela López) © Courtesy of Ariel Mary Ann; Facebook; Skye Gould/Insider Riah Milton and Dominique Fells were killed less than 24 hours apart on June 9, 2020. Their deaths sparked a wave of protests in support of Black trans lives. Courtesy of Ariel Mary Ann; Facebook; Skye Gould/Insider More trans people were killed in 2020 than in any year on record. A majority were Black trans women. T...

  Nearly a year after Hungary voted to end legal recognition for its transgender citizens, its highest court just blocked a major portion of the discriminatory law. On Friday, the Constitutional Court of Hungary threw out a provision of the May 2020 statute, known as Section 33 of the Registry Procedure Act, that effectively voided the corrected birth certificates of trans people who had already applied for a gender change on government documents. In a 134-56 vote, the National Assembly of Hungary barred trans applicants from lobbying to the civil registry to recognize their lived identity...