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Stratford, Connecticut town officials and members of the local LGBTQ+ community gathered earlier this month for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially open a rainbow crosswalk near the town’s Stratford High School.
Although the crosswalk had recently been vandalized, the town’s Mayor David Chess told News 12 Connecticut that officials fully supported the LGBTQ+ co...
Massachusetts lawmakers, with the leadership of House Ways and Means Chairman Aaron Michlewitz, Senate Ways and Means Chair Michael Rodrigues, and House Majority Leader Michael Moran, passed landmark legislation that will protect access to HIV prevention medication for residents and strengthen state efforts to end the HIV epidemic. Governor ...
At a school committee meeting in Cumberland, Rhode Island last week, dozens testified against proposed changes to a policy supporting a student’s right to maintain privacy, even from their parents, when discussing gender-transition issues with school faculty and staff.
The subsequent committee vote, which came down 5-2 in favor of maintaining the policy, “ensures t...
Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court has sided with the state’s Attorney General after the AG removed from this fall’s midterm election a ballot initiate aimed to ban transgender students from bathrooms, locker rooms and sports in public schools. The AG’s office had found more than 12,000 invalid signatures on the ballot initiative’s petition to appear before voters this November.<...
The following column appears in the July/August 2026 issue of Boston Spirit Magazine:
Another Pride Month is in the books. For many of us, Pride is a celebration of belonging, providing the chance to be seen, valued, and embraced for who we are. But the work of building a community where every LGBTQ+ person belongs doesn’t stop when the parade ends and the ...