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Maine transgender sports initiative qualifies for ballot; Transgender policy debate continues in New Hampshire Legislature; Boston charter school students create visible LGBTQ+ safe space; and Winooski elects Vermont's first Black, openly gay mayor
A federal judge said the government overreached by issuing a declaration that called treatments like puberty blockers, hormone therapy and surgeries unsafe and ineffective for young people experiencing gender dysphoria...
The Schlesinger Library at Harvard Radcliffe Institute has acquired the papers of Black lesbian feminist writer, activist, and publisher Barbara Smith, according to an announcement from the institute.
Nominations are now open for two LGBTQ business awards hosted by the Boston Business Journal (BBJ), with a submission deadline of March 27, according to the publication's nomination announcements.
Boston's largest LGBTQ+ celebration will take place Saturday, June 6, 2026, when Boston Pride For The People hosts its annual Pride Parade and Festival.
A Boston civil-rights organization is calling on state officials to investigate what it says is a rise in anti- LGBTQ+ bullying in Massachusetts high school hockey programs.
From concerts and galas to advocacy days and Pride celebrations, Boston and New England offer a packed spring calendar of LGBTQ+ events connecting community, culture, and activism.
One of the country's last remaining feminist bookstores is turning 50.
Two transgender men are suing Kansas over a new law that invalidated their driver's licenses and about 1,700 others for reflecting people's gender identities and not their sex assigned at birth, arguing that the measure is "dehumanizing."