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Miss Lawrence Brings The LGBTQ & HETERO Communities Together For “The Family Table” Sponsored by Ciroc

LGBTQ

On Thursday, September 2nd, 2021, actor/singer/songwriter Miss Lawrence invited an array of guests to join him for his first installment of “The Family Table.” The intimate event took place at Apt4b Atlanta, A black-owned Caribbean restaurant in the heart of Buckhead. Upon arrival, rapid covid testing was on site. D.O.P.E Healing …

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Evangelical Lutheran Church Selects First Transgender Bishop

Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America announced that Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer is the church’s first transgender bishop. Rev. Dr. Rohrer, who was the first openly transgender pastor, will serve a six-year term as bishop at Sierra Pacific Synod. “It’s humbling. It’s inspiring,” Rev. Dr. Rohrer told CNN. “And I …

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JoJo Siwa Opens Up About Being Pansexual And Happy

JoJo Siwa

YouTube personality JoJo Siwa opened up to People about being pansexual and happy. The social media star is dating 18-year-old Kylie Prew. The two met on a cruise ship. “I still don’t know what I am. It’s like, I want to figure it out. And I have this joke. Her …

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Missouri, Kansas Legislators Propose Anti-Transgender Bills That Would Make It Illegal For Doctors To Perform Gender-Reassignment Services To People Under 18; LGBTQ Advocates Fight Back

House Democrats Introduce Bill Seeking To Establish Term Limits For Supreme Court Justices

LGBTQ advocates are trying to stop proposed anti-transgender bills from passing in Missouri and Kansas. Legislators in Missouri and Kansas have proposed bills that would make it illegal for doctors in the states to perform gender-reassignment services, procedures, or surgeries for transgender children under 18, according to KSHB’s Sarah Place. …

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In Historic Ruling, Supreme Court Protects LGBTQ Rights

House Democrats Introduce Bill Seeking To Establish Term Limits For Supreme Court Justices

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court ruled that an existing civil rights law will extend protections to gay, lesbian, and transgender workers. The decision on Monday said Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which bars discrimination based on sex, also covers sexual orientation. The decision upheld …

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