Ohioans Deserve an Explanation from Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur on Her Anti-Trans Vote
Kaptur refuses to explain her vote for HR 2616, which would force schools to out trans students and encourage a culture of fear
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'The City Club owes the LGBTQ+ community of Cleveland, including me, an apology for being forced to endure this insulting and hateful rhetoric again.'
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An Open letter to the Columbus Blue Jackets: Speak up for the least of those in our community
A plea for our local hockey team to speak out on USA Hockey's decision to ban trans players from programs.
Sponsored Sponsored content How one Ohio sexologist is helping people reclaim pleasure on purpose
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The City Club forum featuring the Center for Christian Virtue had a moderation problem [COMMENTARY]
“Someone without institutional stewardship responsibilities could have interrupted more forcefully, drawn clearer lines between empirical claims and moral convictions, and insisted on precision without the risk of the City Club itself being seen as partisan.”
