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The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has initiated an investigation into the Oklahoma school district where the 16-year-old sophomore went to school and was bullied before his death.
The Tulsa County DA pointed to the state medical examiner's finding of suicide and said the fight the day before the trans student's death "was an instance of mutual combat."
There's an outcry in Oklahoma after the death of a transgender student that has sparked demands for answers.
The death of a nonbinary teen who was beaten in a restroom has brought the state's policies into sharp focus.
Trans and nonbinary youth in Oklahoma are suffering from the news of the death of a bullied high school sophomore.
Local parents and LGBTQ+ advocates say the ultra-conservative politician is trying to silence criticism.
Meanwhile, a police spokesman says murder charges are still a possibility.
The Owasso Police Department released a series of videos related to Nex Benedict’s death. One confirms that Nex was bullied.
In the wake of the medical examiner's report, queer Oklahomans have called out the bullying Nex Benedict endured. “Even if it is a suicide, it’s still by bullying,” one person said.
The district must take corrective action after it was found to violate the rights of LGBTQ+ students and others who were bullied.
Buttigieg said that Oklahomans should feel “embarrassed” for having Chaya Raichik and Ryan Walters at the helm of the state’s education policies.
Cumberbatch says male actors should turn down roles if their female costars aren't paid equally.
Sean Cummings said that the superintendent of public instruction and Chaya Raichik of Libs of TikTok are to blame for creating an environment in the state rife for bullying.
Parents and organizations have released an open letter to the hate-spreader ahead of her potential Oklahoma visit.
Pope Benedict spoke out against same-sex marriage on Thursday, a topic that Italy's incoming center-left government will likely soon confront.
During a speech last week, Italy's most influential cardinal, Camillo Ruini (pictured), said that giving full legal recognition to unmarried couples would represent an "eclipsing of the nature and value of a family and a very grave harm to the Italian people."
