14 transgender elected officials you should know
These trans politicians are breaking barriers around the nation.
November 29, 2024
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These trans politicians are breaking barriers around the nation.
Lambda Legal and the ACLU of Missouri, representing the families and organizations suing to challenge the ban, plan to appeal.
"You have been selected to pick cotton at the nearest plantation," says a racist message circulating in several states.
Millions will now have access to abortion thanks to the passage of state constitutional amendments.
The psychology professor has some questionable beliefs and a retracted study.
“It is unfortunate that it took Meta months, and multiple high-profile posts with anti-LGBTQ slurs and hate, to finally make good on fully enforcing its own hate speech policies for accounts like this,” GLAAD’s Sarah Kate Ellis told The Advocate, responding to Valentina Gomez's account being disabled.
Ramelle Wallace, who arrested the co-owner of popular gay bar Bar:PM in St. Louis after cops crashed into it, no longer works for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
”I was a nobody and God transformed me into one of the most feared, respected, and loved women in American politics,” she said.
“Different beliefs shouldn't divide us,” Jonathan Gomez-Noriega said in a statement.
The wannabe politician used slurs to describe LGBTQ+ people multiple times in videos on social media.
While anti-LGBTQ+ bills are scary, we're doing better than you might think, Senior Manager of State Advocacy at the Trevor Project Gabby Doyle tells The Advocate.
Barbara Phifer draws the line at political attacks by Valentina Gomez on her kids and trans grandchild.
Judge Joseph Whyte wrote that Missouri consumer protections do not require “blind obedience to the attorney general’s civil investigative demands."
The Advocate reviewed the anti-LGBTQ+ records of some of the country’s most prominent GOP candidates for governor. It's not pretty...or accepting.
Valentina Gomez made the inflammatory remarks about the WNBA star in a video posted on social media platform X.
Justices determined that the plaintiff was discriminated against for having "female genitalia" when the district "does not speculate, inspect, or otherwise inquire as to the genitalia of other male students.”
One advocate said the investigation has created a “hostile environment” for the local trans and healthcare communities.
Police say they've ruled out foul play, but her loved ones want further investigation.
Justice Horn spoke to The Advocate exclusively about his decision to quit his job and move to a quieter area.
The kicker spoke at Benedictine College and told women to stay in their place while calling LGBTQ+ people ‘deadly sins.’
Secretary of state hopeful Valentina Gomez was already infamous for a video showing her burning LGBTQ-themed books.