Republican Lawmakers Look to Ban Pride Flags at Stonewall, Other National Sites
Republicans have begun targeting LGBTQ-related initiatives in latest round of the national budget process.
July 19, 2023
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Republicans have begun targeting LGBTQ-related initiatives in latest round of the national budget process.
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“We need to write discrimination out of our law right away,” Rep. Sean Maloney said.
House Republicans are continuing their party’s culture war against the LGBTQ+ community.
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