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Aug 19 2024
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Cajon Valley parents' rights policy for LGBTQ students could spark legal battle
Cajon Valley Union School District could be headed for a legal confrontation with the state over a new policy that requires employees to notify parents if their child asks to change their gender identity while at school, including their name or pronouns. Why it matters: The policy brings San Diego County deeper into the culture war and national debate over local school districts and the rights
AxiosJul 12 2024
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LGBTQ Trip from Washington to Auckland
The popularity of LGBTQ is booming in Washington: its representatives tend to form communities and speak widely about themselves. New Zealand is another destination where minorities can feel freedom and a lack of prejudice. LGBTQ traveling is the latest trend in 2024. More and more countries globally are increasing minorities’ acceptance, giving them the possibility of exploring varied places
Washington BladeAug 21 2024
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'We're fighting for joy': Watch Kelley Robinson speak about LGBTQ community at DNC
Kelley Robinson is the president of the Human Rights Campaign, the first Black queer woman to do so, and she spoke passionately on the importance of LGBTQ rights and protections on day three of the Democratic National Convention. Her message was focused on keeping the LGBTQ community safe and protecting their joy, in line with the theme of "A Fight for our Freedoms." She praised Harris and
"USA Today" ContributorAug 14 2024
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Neptune Fires DPW Director After His Critical LGBTQ Facebook Remarks
While nobody from Neptune Township has given a reason why Milmoe was fired, the Twp. Committee made their decision after comments Milmoe made on Facebook making fun of gay people were brought to light. It was Tap Into Neptune that first reported Milmoe's comments. This year, he wrote in one comment to a friend"… you're becoming a gay firefighter now? Next you'll be playing the flute at rest
Patch.comAug 25 2024
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Supreme Court leaves LGBTQ+ students without crucial civil rights protections ahead of school year
The Supreme Court's decision to uphold injunctions on the Biden administration's latest education regulations in 10 states and hundreds of schools and university campuses nationwide leaves transgender, pregnant and harassed students without crucial civil rights protections as the new school year approaches, experts told Salon. This year, more than two dozen Republican attorneys general and a
SalonAug 17 2024
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Rep. Robert Garcia on LGBTQ rights: ‘We’re in a really dangerous moment for the community’
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.), an openly gay member of Congress, said the LGBTQ community is facing dangerous territory in the current political climate in an interview published Friday. “We’re in a really dangerous moment for the community,” Garcia said in the interview with LGBTQ Nation on the conservative leanings of the Supreme Court. “Which is why we need to be very honest and focused on
The HillAug 16 2024
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Supreme Court rejects Biden admin request to reinstate rules on LGBTQ+ students in colleges
The U.S. Supreme Court sided against the Biden administration's request to reinstate parts of its rule change on sexual identity in colleges and public schools. In April, President Joe Biden changed the regulations in Title IX to include protections for LGBTQ+ students, but a number of states filed a lawsuit to challenge his unilateral action. 'We’re fighting to keep the wins coming against
The BlazeAug 01 2024
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LGBTQ Olympics agenda REVEALED: MEN are competing against WOMEN
The drag queen "Last Supper" scene isn’t the only thing the Olympics has done to push the LGBTQ+ globalist agenda this year. The Paris 2024 Boxing Unit, which is a newly formed International Olympic Committee, features two biological men competing against biological women. One of those boxers is Imane Khelif, a 25-year-old Algerian boxer, who was disqualified from last year’s world
The BlazeJul 16 2024
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Forced 'Outing' Of LGBTQ+ Students Banned In California
The Support Academic Futures & Educators for Today’s Youth (SAFETY) Act, otherwise known as Assembly Bill 1955, was signed into law Monday by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Assemblymember Chris Ward (D-San Diego) introduced the legislation in response to copycat "outing" policies adopted in several school districts, including in Orange, Placer, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Since 2023, over
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