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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez open to renaming Jeanne and Jules Manford Post Office Building in New York City.
Archdiocese of Munich and Freising notes Benedict XVI did not act on at least four cases of sex abuse when he was archbishop.
Vice chair said, "As a librarian, I don't ban books."
Councilmembers Ian Holzhauer, Patrick Kelly, Dr. Benjamin White, Theresa Sullivan commended for holding the line for LGBTQ community
Bill 5940 is supported by many U.S.-based Christian organizations pursuing missionary work in Guatemala.
Report found then-archbishop Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger was at fault for mishandling abuse cases.
Potential opponent in governor's race says Pritzker is pushing gay agenda.
Money will be used to help train police and medical professionals to better serve LGBTQ persons.
The Trump-appointed federal judge says Gay-Straight Alliance has free speech rights at Pendleton Heights High school.
They were charged with disorderly conduct but added hate crime enhancers to the charges.
The Christian denomination shows evidence of its support of LGBTQ persons in a campaign against protests and critics.
Illinois passed a ban in 2015. Wisconsin's legislature protected it as a right of parents to pursue for their children. Gov. Tony Evers issued an executive order that could be overturned by future governors.
"I want them to know that there are people who actually don't buy into trans ideology," Mary Jo Walters said.
Conservatives joined Liberals to pass bill; Canada Senate will need to pass it into law.
Read the full text of the statement.
Five copies of 'All Boys Aren't Blue' by George M. Johnson are not in circulation due to complaint.
Downers Grove parents say the book is pornography; advocates say they're taking it out of context because of anti-LGBTQ bias.
Freedom Oklahoma said the governor can't just overturn a court-entered agreement.
Allows parents to voice questions, suggestions, concerns, and grievances in forums where they can't be crowded out by other voices.
Parents are moving to criminalize making LGBTQ books available to children.
High schoolers circulated the poll at Anna-Jonesboro Community High School near Carbondale, Ill.
