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The battle over LGBTQ+ inclusion in school curricula is heating up at the U.S. Supreme Court with several rights groups filing amicus briefs in support of a Maryland school district.
Gender-affirming care, anti-straight discrimination, PrEP, and LGBTQ+ books are all on the docket.
University officials said they are complying with all NCAA policies, which now bar trans women from women's sports.
San José State, the University of Pennsylvania, and a Massachusetts school association face investigations.
"GLSEN, like many of our peer organizations and the communities we serve, is not immune to the widespread and sudden changes moving swiftly over the horizon," writes Melanie Willingham-Jaggers.
Sedarbaum, the widower of cartoonist Howard Cruse, has been called the grandfather of the Queens LGBTQ+ movement. He worked against hate crimes and for inclusive education.
“I just don’t think teachers should be gender police,” Newsom said of the SAFETY Act.
A Republican legislator attached a trans-exclusionary policy to a spending bill, while a Democratic move may block it.
The state has banned books depicting sex acts from school libraries and classrooms.
Banning the game violates students' constitutional rights, the ACLU says.
The signs at the University of Cincinnati were put up as a result of a new Ohio law. Students are outraged over them as well as the potential rollback of DEI programs.
He's going after diversity programs, transgender students, and more with executive orders that will most definitely be contested in court.
The judge found the regulation "fatally" flawed.
The Ellensburg community raised more funds than the city had previously allocated to rescue the program that provided pizza and a safe space for LGBTQ+ teens.
The administration claims acceptance of transgender students has "pernicious effects."
Eliza Munshi was forced to do so due to new anti-trans regulations in the state.
Kentucky school board member Donald Yarber faced backlash for his anti-LGBTQ+ comments, causing him to flee a public meeting.
Republican Rep. Laurel Libby outed the student in a Facebook post.
They have already sued over the state's trans-exclusionary sports law, but now they're seeking to expand their suit to challenge the national ban.
He can't eliminate a federal department unilaterally, but he's calling for legislation from Congress.
A companion bill is being fast-tracked in the House as well.
