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U.S. District Judge John Steele ruled on Monday that Naples city officials violated free speech rights by issuing an event permit with a condition that Naples Pride host its drag performances indoors.
An anonymous White House advisor said JD Vance is “obsessed by the fall of Western civilization."
"Woke" is a term appropriated from Black communities and has now been used by the right against them and other groups.
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"The government cannot excuse its indirect censorship of political speech simply by declaring the disfavored speech is 'false,'" the judge wrote.
The court ruled the law regulates conduct, not speech, and let the 2019 law stand.
ACT UP NY led a crowd of queer artists, activists, health care workers, and aid workers outside the GLAAD Media awards ceremony last week.
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The Republican faced angry, disruptive protests when he participated in the Miami Beach Pride Parade last year.
Pornhub said the law infringes "on the rights of adults to access protected speech" while "employing the least effective and yet also most restrictive" policies.
The out former CNN anchor announced that the billionaire reversed his decision to partner with the journalist on distributing his new show.
The gay man told police he was only exercising his free-speech rights to let the former Congressman “know what a piece of shi*t he was.”
The embattled member wrongly suggested a high school “tomboy” was trans, which led to a number of hate-filled posts directed at the student.
The renowned LGBTQ+ advocate and author was elected to lead the organization that’s fighting for free expression.
Chaya Raichik’s posted an image of herself smiling with a copy of USA Today that ran an article on the threats that follow her social media posts.
The litigation seeks to prevent the Republican ban on drag performance to take effect next month.
The block is temporary, but Pride will go on.
Lorie Smith said she couldn’t design wedding websites out of fear of retaliation for her beliefs, but it turns out she designed at least one before making a legal challenge.
The group joined a lawsuit challenging the state’s restriction on drag performances.
