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Many LGBTQ+ adults simply don’t have a support network of people who can visit and watch out for discrimination.
The Gallagher family lived in Ohio for 12 years, but no longer felt welcome so they moved to New York City a year ago.
The fund provides financial assistance for crises such as lack of access to gender-affirming care and relocation costs.
Within the exhibitions is an area for kids where they can draw pictures of their own families and use toys to represent their stories.
“This is a bill with very real effects for Ohioans,” Whitted said. “It is far from symbolic.”
By the end of the event, the sun had started shining through the clouds, illuminating Lorain County Pride for all to see.
HB 8 would force all teachers and school staff to out LGBTQ+ students who confide in them to the students’ parents.
More than 16,000 young people are in the Ohio foster care system, without enough homes to take them in. About 30% of foster kids identify as queer.