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A former library director in Wyoming, who was dismissed during a controversy over books containing sexual content and LGBTQ+ themes that some individuals argued were inappropriate for children and sought their removal from youth sections, will receive $700,000 following the settlement of a lawsuit.

On Tuesday, Lawyers for Good Government unveiled a new resource center that monitors shifts in state policies concerning access to gender-affirming care and constitutional protections across all 50 states and six territories

“Of course they did this in the middle of the night because they knew what they were doing was wrong," state Sen. Carlos Smith said.

The latest reports damage the United States' credibility on human rights matters and deprive asylum seekers of vital proof that they are escaping persecution, according to former State Department officials

A leaked draft of the report scales back criticisms of human rights abuses in El Salvador, Russia and Israel.

"It seems as though the rights of transgender people and community members are being traded for political benefits by the administration," a student at Brown University remarked

Attorney General Pam Bondi's recent directive targets programs and policies based on race and gender across universities, local governments, and employers throughout the country

Jim Parsons claims that the decision is intended to make some people feel they are not invited

While speaking on his wife Michelle Obama’s podcast, Barack opened up about the importance of raising “emotionally intelligent, competent men.”

The exclusive photo book "Safe/Haven" showcases 77 radiant pages capturing what appears to be the untroubled gay lifestyle in New York during the 1950s

This action follows the recent decision by the Supreme Court to maintain a prohibition on gender-affirming treatments for transgender minors

The scope of coverage in America still remains uncertain, however.

It's also another win for conservative culture advocates who have spearheaded the effort to eliminate books from schools

On June 26, 2015, the Supreme Court granted LGBTQ couples across the country the legal right to marry. However, a decade later, the optimism that initially surrounded the decision has evolved

Anna Camp issued a strongly worded response to the criticism after attending the premiere of her latest movie, "Bride Hard," with girlfriend Jade Whipkey.

Since it started in 2022, the hotline dedicated to LGBTQ services has received approximately 1.3 million calls, texts, and chats

This decision could set a tone for other challenges to laws barring transgender people from participating in sports, using bathrooms and accessing health care.

The 16-year-old made her Paris Fashion Week debut in March and has also appeared in an ad campaign for Valentino.

For years, there have been rumors surrounding the senator from South Carolina

The responsibility for future availability of gender-affirming care for transgender young people lies with the Supreme Court, and the implications couldn't be more significant

Nine LGBTQ+ nonprofit organizations filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after being denied millions in federal funding for health and housing services as a result of the executive order

The British actor is scheduled to return as Draco Malfoy in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" on Broadway this autumn

The Olympic gymnast criticized the former college swimmer for her motivations in her campaign against transgender women participating in sports

Corporations such as Mastercard, Pepsi, and Deloitte have withdrawn hundreds of thousands in sponsorships from Pride festivals following Trump's statement that DEI initiatives are "illegal and immoral."

Nancy Pelosi described it as a "disgraceful and spiteful removal" of Milk's achievements