The Washington Post: The doctrine group creating the draft a few months ago said trans treatments “are not morally justified.”
The Assembly: The late senator made harsh opposition to gay rights his signature issue just as his granddaughter was coming to terms with her own sexuality. For the first time, she talks publicly about her struggle with his legacy.
NPR: Jon Ward says it got to a point where he didn’t like being in an environment where everyone thought the same thing.
Religion News Service: A womanist theologian, ethicist and minister, the Rev. Sofía Betancourt previously served as interim co-president of the UUA in 2017.
The Conversation: Leaders pushing anti-LGBTQ+ laws claim to be protecting their citizens from foreign cultural threats, but the 2023 law is better understood as a political tactic to retain power by distracting the public from failures of governance.
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