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Supreme Court appears skeptical of LGBTQ conversion therapy bans
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Iconic rainbow crosswalk removed in Miami Beach amid protests
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Hate mail targets Ohio homes displaying Pride flags
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NFL veteran hosts LGBTQ+ friendly football camp
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A spirit of rebellion takes over NYC's premier LGBTQ film festival
From "Lesbian Space Princess" to "Christy," the 37th edition of NewFest begins flush with films that celebrate resilience and art.
Wyoming library director fired amid book dispute reaches $700,000 settlement
"It's been a rough road, but I will never regret standing up for the First Amendment," Terri Lesley said.
Supreme Court skeptical of state bans on conversion therapy aimed at LGBTQ kids
The court heard a case brought by a Christian talk therapist who argues Colorado's ban violates her First Amendment rights.
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Rainbow crosswalk removed from Miami Beach amid protests
The Florida Department of Transportation ordered cities to remove pavement art in August, saying the decision was about safety and having consistent roadways.
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The 15 most banned books in U.S. schools
More than 6,800 books have been banned in 87 school districts across the country, but these titles top the list.
Inside groundbreaking author Nikki Giovanni's final collection of poems, notes and letters
"The New Book" collects the late poet's final thoughts, revealing "even more" of who she was as her health declined before her death in 2024.
Justice Samuel Alito says he is not calling for same-sex marriage ruling to be overturned
An appeal currently pending at the court is asking for the landmark decision, in which the conservative justice dissented, to be cast aside.
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'Where am I safe?': U.K. court ruling leaves trans people's lives in turmoil
The U.K. Supreme Court ruled in April that "sex" refers to biological sex, and transgender people say the judgment has made them feel less safe.
Track & Field
Olympic champion Caster Semenya ending legal fight against sex eligibility rules
Semenya was banned from competing in her favored event in 2019 for refusing to take medication to artificially reduce her hormone levels.
Trump administration offers funding benefits to schools that agree to its agenda
The administration is asking schools, including USC, MIT and others, to freeze tuition, limit gender definitions, cap international students and more. 
Model indicted on assault charges after husband was found dead in NYC home
Jacob Zieben-Hood was found dead and stabbed in his Harlem apartment in August after his husband called 911. 
