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Removing LGBTQ suicide hotline tells 'our youth that their lives do not matter': Trevor Project CEO
The Trump Administration is shutting down an LGBTQ suicide hotline, even as statistics show that young LGBTQ people are four times more likely to contemplate suicide. CEO of the Trevor Project Jaymes Black joins Chris Jansing to discuss the devastating implications of the decision.
A number of people have found traveling through the U.S. South more fraught as the Trump Administration targets the LGBTQ+ ...
Trump administration eliminates LGBTQ youth suicide lifeline Press 3 option from 988 crisis line, affecting support for ...
The Outloud music festival is coming to Boston for the first time ever this Pride month, headlined by Kim Petras and Trixie ...
School clubs can be an important space that help LGBTQ+ youth thrive. Positive Youth Development theory emphasizes the ...
News Is Out reports top LGBTQ+-friendly summer destinations, including Provincetown, Rehoboth Beach, and Palm Springs, ...
With his work “gay play (NO HOMO),” a Broomfield playwright uses a satirical lens to explore the barriers to LGBTQ health ...
Thankfully, my husband can be kind to him while disapproving of his sexuality. I’m not sure Dad knows the extent of my ...
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City of Houston's LGBTQ advisory board has yet to meet with Mayor John WhitmireSome LGBTQ members want more than pride posts and parades. They said the groundwork is missing since Houston Mayor John Whitmire came into office. LGBTQ leaders frustrated with Whitmire The city of ...
Demand for LGBTQ retirement communities in the U.S. is high, but inventory is not easy to find. Here are some safe havens to ...
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