One year later, 988 still doesn’t have a hotline for LGBTQ+ youth
Congress granted funds to restore this critical service months ago. But it may not be back until the end of 2026.
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Support for LGBTQ+ rights has dipped. What changed?
Republicans’ views of same-sex couples are now similar to what they were between 2005 and 2014.
There’s a name for secretly removing a condom during sex without consent: stealthing
Nonconsensual condom removal and other forms of reproductive coercion can have grave consequences, but few states offer recourse for survivors.
‘They’re erased’: When trans people are misgendered after death, the consequences extend beyond paper
The way people are accounted for and processed after death in regard to sex and gender remains ‘in the Dark Ages’ – often representing a loss of self that weighs heavily on the minds of trans people.
It just got harder for LGBTQ+ people to address harassment at work
The EEOC voted last week to delete a 200-page document on workplace harassment matters amid a push to prioritize cases brought by White men.
Ohio’s state budget puts intersex children in danger [COMMENTARY]
"Nearly 2% of people are born with sex traits that fall outside the male/female sex binary, with as many as 1 in every 1000 born with 'ambiguous genitalia.'"
Was Trump always against LGBTQ+ rights? Everything in his past says no.
The president’s previous support is at odds with his anti-trans hostility now. What’s behind the shift?
Take a deep breath — marriage equality is probably here to stay
Legal experts say the Supreme Court is unlikely to overturn its landmark Obergefell v. Hodges decision anytime soon.
Trans people can obtain accurate passports again. Here’s how.
The 19th spoke with experts about the window of opportunity — and risk — that exists while the State Department complies with a court order.
‘It’s proof of our existence’: How the Ohio Lesbian Archives is recording history as it’s erased
As programs recognizing LGBTQ+ people are cut, an Ohio archive is doing what queer Americans always have: preserving their own history.
