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Not sure what constitutes "obscene matter?" Neither are the West Virginia Republicans who wrote a new bill seeking to prosecute educators for spreading it.
The book, Gender Queer: A Memoir, has been banned in a number of school libraries as districts across the country restrict access to LGBTQ+ content.
Titus Low, 22, said he wouldn't rule out a return to OnlyFans after getting out of jail.
One bill would define trans people as “obscene matter” and make them keep their distance from schools, while another would force mental health professionals to “cure” transgender people.
Similar to Russian propaganda laws, this bill is aimed at materials vaguely considered "harmful to minors," including many LGBTQ+ books and magazines.
Paul Reubens: arrested for collecting vintage nude photos. Howard Stern: silenced for on-air speech. How a nationwide crackdown on "obscenity" could freeze out gay and lesbian expression for years to come
The state's House voted 198-0 to erase the references to "homosexuality" in several definitions in the code.
Gabrielle Union, who optioned the TV rights to All Boys Aren't Blue, wrote on Twitter, "What's she gonna do when the TV show comes out?"
Bill O'Reilly received a four-year contract extension a month after he settled a claim that included allegations of a "nonconsensual sexual relationship" with Fox News analyst Lis Wiehl.
The bill is more restrictive than the one that became law in Florida.
A Chinese Web site will launch Thursday what its producer describes as the country's first show to focus on gay issues and the first with an openly gay host.
Transgender student-athletes, gender-affirming procedures, and more are the targets of their legislation.
Female students push for leniency when it comes to what they can wear on 110-degree days.
Pornhub said the law infringes "on the rights of adults to access protected speech" while "employing the least effective and yet also most restrictive" policies.
A bookstore in South Bend may be shutting its doors after schools stopped shopping in the wake of new restrictive content law.
A leader of a conservative group who supports the state bill compared drag to the racist practice of blackface.
