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Chaya Raichik, the right-wing extremist behind the account, has been targeting the gym chain over its inclusive stance on transgender members.
This follows a similar vote from the state school board.
Only the board’s lone student advisor voted against the ban.
LGBTQ+ communities everywhere are in conservative crosshairs.
Jennie Armstrong, Ashley Carrick, and Andrew Gray have broken a lavender ceiling.
There are four states with no out LGBTQ+ legislators, but that number could be cut in half with this year's election.
"I promise that I will stand firm in Juneau to ensure that marriage equality remains the law of the land," says Alaska House candidate Andrew Gray.
The Log Cabin Republicans released a list of endorsements which includes Sarah Palin and Sen. Lisa Murkowski.
Peltola makes history and Democrats score another congressional victory.
Republican senators mostly balked at the House-passed bill that would codify marriage equality into federal law, but a narrow path to overcome a filibuster seems to exist.
Christopher Constant is one of almost 50 candidates running for the state's only seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Paul Kendall (pictured, left) used the slur against gay Anchorage Assembly member Chris Constant.
Following a lawsuit, the red state begrudgingly changes its policy.
A Twitter account connected to Assistant Attorney General Matthias Cicotte posted violent comments about race, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
A CNN KFile report details the far-right views of Kelly Tshibaka, a candidate challenging U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.
The Last Frontier's largest city has nixed use of the harmful practice on LGBTQ+ youth.
A Ketchikan, Alaska, florist declined to provide flowers for the wedding of Tommy Varela and Stephen Kossak.
Alaska is one of 19 states that doesn't already cover attacks motivated by sexual orientation and gender identity.
This comes in a settlement between the faith-based shelter and the city of Anchorage that also pays the Alliance Defending Freedom $100,000 in city funds to cover its legal work.
On June 29, 2019, an estimated 12,000 people attended Anchorage PrideFest and the Pride Parade.
