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Culture

The ‘I’ in LGBTQIA+ stands for people who are tired of being overlooked

On Intersex Awareness Day, Betsy Driver and Riki Wilchins trace a movement that challenged medical secrecy and is still fighting to make consent matter.

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Politics

Too young to vote, these LGBTQ+ teens are organizing for a say in their future

From California to North Carolina, young people are building tools to help their peers influence decisions that shape their schools, healthcare, and futures.

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News

For LGBTQ+ students seeking a trade, 200 new scholarships are coming

In an exclusive partnership, Point Foundation will fund the awards while CenterLink’s local members choose recipients.

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News

Sister Roma responds to JD Vance's attack on Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence: 'We are nuns'

The longtime Sister of Perpetual Indulgence set the record straight after the vice president maligned the LGBTQ+ charitable group during a Kansas campaign rally.

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Politics

Laura Loomer went on a racist tirade against Black Democrats so vile it set off Marjorie Taylor Greene

The Trump ally spent hours escalating her bigoted attack on Florida Senate nominee Angie Nixon and insisted she meant every word.

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Politics

Macho man JD Vance says he hates ‘good-looking guys with beards’ during weird manufacturing speech

The vice president admired another man’s appearance while visiting Maine — and added to his administration’s growing catalog of hypermasculine body talk.

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Trump administration confirms it's restoring LGBTQ+ youth crisis line it eliminated last year

They are trying to figure out how to reconnect LGBTQ+ youth with specialized suicide counselors while complying with policies that deny recognition of trans people.

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Politics

California moves to restore a lifeline for LGBTQ+ youth that Trump eliminated

After the Trump administration ended a specialized 988 service used by more than 1.5 million people, California is trying to rebuild a lifeline for LGBTQ+ youth in crisis.