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Florida state officials are blocking cities from lighting local bridges in rainbow colors for Pride
The Florida Department of Transportation’s bridge lighting policy stipulates that the department can refuse requests it deems “offensive.”
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Out woman elected to lead board of Grammy Awards
For the first time ever, the Recording Academy’s President and Board of Trustees has no white men on it.
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Judge reinstates teacher who said respecting trans kids is “sinning” & child abuse
Tanner Cross is arguing that he has a free speech right to misgender trans students.
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Supreme Court upholds male-only military draft by refusing men’s rights group’s suit
The ACLU called it “one of the last sex-based classifications in federal law” and it doesn’t take trans people’s identities into account. But the Supreme Court isn’t going to touch it.
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Nevada will start teaching LGBTQ history in K-12 school curriculum
Nevada will become the sixth state in the nation to require lessons on LGBTQ people and historic events.
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San Francisco Giants make sports history wearing Pride-themed uniforms
The Giants locker room overwhelmingly supported the decision to incorporate the colors of the Progress Pride flag into their uniforms.
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11-year-old trans girl sues her state because they’re banning her from cross-country
Gov. Jim Justice said he couldn’t think of any “transgender-type kids” in his state when he signed the sports ban. Now one of them is suing.
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The homeowners association told them couldn’t fly a Pride flag. So they did this instead.
They decided to do something “a lot more fun.”
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Burger King throws shade at Chick-fil-A with a pro-LGBTQ fried chicken sandwich
Just as new reports show Chick-fil-A‘s co-owner donating to extremist causes, Burger King is donating money from its new chicken sandwiches to an LGBTQ cause for Pride Month, “even on Sundays.”
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A Texas bakery lost a big order over a photo of Pride cookies. Then the internet stepped in.
Magic happened in a small Texas town.