Secretive Gay Furries Group Is Hacking Anti-Transgender State Governments
Hell hath no fury like a furry scorned.
June 29, 2023
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Hell hath no fury like a furry scorned.
The court issued a stay that will last for the duration of the government’s appeal in the case.
The case stems from a Texas company that argued covering PrEP violated its religious freedoms, claiming the medication encourages “homosexual behavior.”
The platform, adopted over the weekend, also opposes "all efforts to validate transgender identity."
Unearthed remarks on gay conversion therapy and derogatory comments about the LGBTQ+ community put the spotlight on the new speaker’s regressive beliefs.
On the CrossTalk show, three far-right influencers mocked the LGBTQ+ community and reminisced about a time when bullying members was socially acceptable.
The closures may leave a gap in health care access, particularly for lower-income patients without insurance who relied on the centers.
Lawyers for both sides agreed to a compromise while the case on prevenantive health care coverage makes its way through the appeals process.
The judge says that although PrEP prevents HIV regardless of one’s sexual orientation, because gay people use it, it violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
The rule change, which also discriminates against clients with disabilities, sparked outrage.
Churches and a for-profit business are seeking religious exemptions from the Supreme Court ruling against anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination in employment.
A new study shows equal rates of risky sex between gay and straight male teens — but queer youth are still much more susceptible to HIV infection.
Jonathan Mitchell, the Texas attorney challenging PrEP access, said the named plaintiff is being threatened and bullied.
PrEP drugs "encourage and facilitate homosexual behavior," says Texas abortion law author Jonathan Mitchell in a federal lawsuit targeting the antiviral medications.
Biden's Health and Human Services secretary, Xavier Becerra, has announced actions aimed at assuring young people have access to gender-affirming care.
Attorneys representing the Department of Health and Human Services filed a notice of appeal within one day of the conservative judge’s ruling.
Texas attorneys Jonathan Mitchell and Gene Hamilton argue it's fine to discriminate against bisexual people.
Judge Reed O’Connor stepped in to block the U.S. Department of Education from protecting LGBTQ+ kids from discrimination in public schools, at least in Texas.
A study tracing back to the 1980s shows that the children of lesbian moms are as happy as those raised by straight parents -- if not more so.