LGBTQ+ Advocates Ask NCAA Not to Cut Nondiscrimination Protections for Athletes
The clause in question is just five lines long. But for transgender student-athletes, it could be the difference between playing or giving up the...
Month: January 2022
LGBTQ+ People of Color are at Risk from Rising Voter Restrictions as Federal Protections Falter in the Senate, Advocates Say
Groups are paying attention as more states introduce voting restrictions that could disproportionately harm LGBTQ+ people of color and those with disabilities.
Tig Notaro and Dakota Johnson are ‘OK’ with Sundance
We like a high-profile queer project hitting the Sundance Film Festival, and the married directorial team of Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne is doing...
Call To Action: New Year, New Attacks
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The Tennessee General Assembly reconvenes on January 11 after a year of attacks on LGBTQ people (particularly trans youth), reproductive freedom, COVID-19 mandates, and...
Nashville CARES Announces New COO
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Nashville CARES is pleased to announce the appointment of Jessica Hoke, LCSW as Chief Operating Officer of the organization.
Major Exhibition Exploring Color Opens at Cheekwood, Summer 2022
"Colorscapes," from artist duo Luftwerk, seeks to inspire wonder and connection to the natural world through color with vibrant exhibition spanning 55-acre botanical garden and...
ACA Health Insurance Plans Need More Protections for LGBTQ+ People, White House Says
Health insurance plans offered through the Affordable Care Act that exclude coverage of gender-affirming treatment for transgender people are discriminatory, the Department of Health...
Work Resumes on Nation’s Only Major Transgender Study
The data has been used by Congress, the Supreme Court and medical institutions for everything from writing legislation to creating social service programs. But...