Video-sharing site YouTube has rewarded far-right extremist and social media personality Matt Walsh for posting anti-LGBTQ+ videos on its platform, according to the media watchdog Media Matters for America. Read on »
Next year Pittsburgh will become host to a fertility clinic specializing in serving transgender clients. Read on »
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Chasten Buttigieg and Yasmin Nair exchanged words online after Nair published a scathing review of Buttigieg’s recently released memoir, I Have Something to Tell You — For Young Adults, a reworked version of his previous memoir that includes new stories from his life that would offer a kid like himself who may come across the book now some comfort. Read on »
Lake Worth Beach, Fla., has declared itself a sanctuary city for LGBTQ+ and intersex people as well as allies, a first for the state. Read on »
Call it silver daddy swagger. Read on »
Activists protested Monday at Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy’s office in Washington, D.C., over the delay in reauthorizing a program to fight HIV and AIDS in the U.S. and sub-Saharan Africa, and seven were arrested. Read on »
After misinformation spread about its gender-affirming care program, Washington University in St. Louis has come under intense scrutiny. Under a new Missouri law banning such treatments for new patients, the university's Transgender Center has decided not to prescribe medications to minors going forward. Read on »
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Video-sharing site YouTube has rewarded far-right extremist and social media personality Matt Walsh for posting anti-LGBTQ+ videos on its platform, 
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By Jordan Valinsky 
Chasten Buttigieg and Yasmin Nair exchanged words online after Nair published a scathing review of 
Lake Worth Beach, Fla., has declared itself a sanctuary city for LGBTQ+ and intersex people as well as allies, a first for the state. 
Call it silver daddy swagger. 
Activists protested Monday at Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy’s office in Washington, D.C., over the delay in reauthorizing a program to fight HIV and AIDS in the U.S. and sub-Saharan Africa, and seven were arrested. 
After misinformation spread about its gender-affirming care program, Washington University in St. Louis has come under intense scrutiny. Under a new 
