Kansas Senate minority leader on recent anti-LGBTQ+ legislation: ‘It’s just filled with hate’
Two bills with ramifications for the state’s queer community have been sent to the governor for a signature.
APRIL 3, 2024
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Two bills with ramifications for the state’s queer community have been sent to the governor for a signature.
The measure would allow student groups to receive public funds while engaging in discrimination, so long as it's rooted in "sincerely held religious beliefs."
The measure allows faith-based agencies, even those using taxpayer funds, to turn away prospective parents who offend their religious beliefs.
Oklahoma made a disatrous decision to embrace bigotry and allow discrimination against prospective LGBT parents. Kansas has an opportunity to do better.
The outgoing secretary of State delivered a Twitter tirade against diversity.
Senate Bill 63 sought to ban gender-affirming care for transgender minors diagnosed with gender dysphoria while allowing the same treatments to continue for cisgender minors with other conditions.
Kansas will require state-issued ID to view "acts of homosexuality" beginning July 1, which is considered "harmful to minors" under state law.
The Kansas legislature has passed a bill that requires age verification to view "material harmful to minors," which includes "acts of homosexuality."
The override of Gov. Laura Kelly's veto succeeded with the votes of most Republicans and one Democrat.
Kansas voters will decide Tuesday whether to approve a constitutional amendment prohibiting same-sex marriage. It is expected to be overwhelmingly approved.
The ban includes state funds for psychological support for kids living from gender dysphoria.
Bisexual Kansas state legislator Heather Meyer says she wants to "get sh*t done."
As member of the Chickasaw Nation, Byers pulled off another national first.
LGBTQ candidates are not just running for Congress and governorships -- they could remake legislatures in some of the most conservative states.
The state legislature adjourned this morning without taking action on bills that would have compensated students upset by sharing facilities with trans people.
Legislation by Republican Randy Garber classifies same-sex marriages as "parody marriages."
The state's House of Representatives has failed to override Gov. Laura Kelly's veto of the measure.
Two governors -- one a Republican, one a Democrat -- have stood up to the harmful measures.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced the option during Thursday’s White House press briefing.
Arizona's governor vetoed SB 1062, but a rash of states have recently proposed so-called religious freedom bills, which could be used to discriminate against LGBT people.
The action by Missouri's largest city comes as the state is about to enact restrictions.