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Erika Hilton Just Made Brazilian Political History, and 1.59 Million Votes Tell a Bigger Story
Erika Hilton has made Brazilian political history with 1,596,472 votes, becoming the most-voted woman ever elected to the Chamber of Deputies.
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Canada LGBTQ Funding Faces a 2027 Reset as Queer Groups Call for More Support
Canada LGBTQ funding is entering a new phase as the original $100 million Action Plan ends, despite new ongoing federal support for queer communities.
New York City Plans Nearly $9 Million for Trans Youth Healthcare as Hospitals Pull Back
New York City is preparing an $8.9 million investment in trans youth healthcare as access to gender-affirming services shrinks elsewhere.
Washington Could Ban Trans Girls From School Sports. Even in One of America’s Bluest States
One of America’s most LGBTQ-friendly states could soon restrict trans girls from school sport as Washington voters prepare to decide Initiative 638.
California Signs Six New LGBTQ+ Laws — Here’s What Actually Changes
California has signed six new LGBTQ-related laws covering healthcare privacy, transgender veterans, HIV prevention, government data and university support. Here is what each measure does.
Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Restore Trans Prison Healthcare Restrictions
The Trump administration has asked the US Supreme Court to allow new restrictions on gender-affirming healthcare for transgender people in federal prisons to take…
US Formally Scraps Biden-Era Title IX LGBTQ+ Rules. What Actually Changes?
The US Department of Education has formally rescinded Biden-era Title IX regulations covering sexual orientation and gender identity. But the rules had already been blocked — so what actually changes?
Gay Adoption in Hungary: Couple Sees Hope After Five-Year Wait
A Hungarian gay couple who have spent five years trying to adopt have finally made progress as the government promises adoption reform.
Trans Dad Takes Japan to Court for the Right to Be Recognised as His Child’s Father
A transgender father is challenging a gap in Japanese family law after authorities refused to recognise him as the legal father of his biological child.