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Puerto Rico Supreme Court Allows "X" Gender Marker on Birth Certificates
The Puerto Rico Supreme Court ruled that non-binary individuals can select "X" as their gender marker on birth certificates, aligning with at least 17 other U.S. states and rejecting arguments that maintaining vital statistics justified the previous discriminatory policy.
Puerto Rico Supreme Court Allows "X" Gender Marker on Birth Certificates
The Puerto Rico Supreme Court ruled that non-binary individuals can select "X" as their gender marker on birth certificates, aligning with at least 17 other U.S. states and rejecting arguments that maintaining vital statistics justified the previous discriminatory policy.
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44% Bias Score
Ohio "Natural Family Month" Bill Sparks LGBTQ+ Backlash
Ohio lawmakers introduced House Bill 262, designating the weeks between Mother's Day and Father's Day as "Natural Family Month," sparking criticism from LGBTQ families for its exclusionary definition of family, while proponents argue it addresses declining birth and marriage rates.
Ohio "Natural Family Month" Bill Sparks LGBTQ+ Backlash
Ohio lawmakers introduced House Bill 262, designating the weeks between Mother's Day and Father's Day as "Natural Family Month," sparking criticism from LGBTQ families for its exclusionary definition of family, while proponents argue it addresses declining birth and marriage rates.
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60% Bias Score
Alberta to Implement New Age-Appropriate Standards for School Library Books
Alberta's government is introducing new age-appropriate standards for school library books by the 2025-26 school year, prompted by concerns over explicit sexual content found in several books, including graphic novels featuring LGBTQ+ themes, with public feedback being solicited before finalizing re...
Alberta to Implement New Age-Appropriate Standards for School Library Books
Alberta's government is introducing new age-appropriate standards for school library books by the 2025-26 school year, prompted by concerns over explicit sexual content found in several books, including graphic novels featuring LGBTQ+ themes, with public feedback being solicited before finalizing re...
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64% Bias Score
Italian Court Grants Full Parental Rights to Same-Sex Female Couples Using IVF
Italy's Constitutional Court ruled that both women in a same-sex couple using IVF abroad can be legally recognized as parents in Italy, even if one is not the biological mother, overturning parts of a 2004 law and addressing inconsistencies in applications across different municipalities.
Italian Court Grants Full Parental Rights to Same-Sex Female Couples Using IVF
Italy's Constitutional Court ruled that both women in a same-sex couple using IVF abroad can be legally recognized as parents in Italy, even if one is not the biological mother, overturning parts of a 2004 law and addressing inconsistencies in applications across different municipalities.
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44% Bias Score
Paris Unveils Memorial to LGBTQ Victims of Nazi Regime
A memorial to gay victims of Nazi persecution and all historically persecuted LGBTQ people was unveiled in Paris on Saturday, aiming to remember and fight discrimination, highlighting the 5,000-15,000 people deported by the Nazis.
Paris Unveils Memorial to LGBTQ Victims of Nazi Regime
A memorial to gay victims of Nazi persecution and all historically persecuted LGBTQ people was unveiled in Paris on Saturday, aiming to remember and fight discrimination, highlighting the 5,000-15,000 people deported by the Nazis.
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32% Bias Score
Iowa Judge Partially Blocks School Law on Gender Identity, Sexual Orientation Instruction
A federal judge in Iowa partially blocked a state law restricting instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation in schools through sixth grade, allowing non-mandatory programs and neutral references but prohibiting mandatory instruction promoting specific viewpoints.
Iowa Judge Partially Blocks School Law on Gender Identity, Sexual Orientation Instruction
A federal judge in Iowa partially blocked a state law restricting instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation in schools through sixth grade, allowing non-mandatory programs and neutral references but prohibiting mandatory instruction promoting specific viewpoints.
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36% Bias Score
Pew Poll: Sharp Divide in Social Acceptance of Transgender People in the U.S.
A Pew Research Center poll shows significantly lower social acceptance for transgender people compared to gay and lesbian people in the U.S., with only about 10% of LGBTQ adults reporting substantial acceptance for transgender individuals, compared to 60% for gay and lesbian people; this disparity i...
Pew Poll: Sharp Divide in Social Acceptance of Transgender People in the U.S.
A Pew Research Center poll shows significantly lower social acceptance for transgender people compared to gay and lesbian people in the U.S., with only about 10% of LGBTQ adults reporting substantial acceptance for transgender individuals, compared to 60% for gay and lesbian people; this disparity i...
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44% Bias Score
Uganda Suspends Military Ties with Germany Amid Accusations of Subversion
Uganda has accused German Ambassador Mathias Schauer of subversive activities, prompting the suspension of all military cooperation with Germany, a decision the German Foreign Ministry calls "absurd" and "baseless".
Uganda Suspends Military Ties with Germany Amid Accusations of Subversion
Uganda has accused German Ambassador Mathias Schauer of subversive activities, prompting the suspension of all military cooperation with Germany, a decision the German Foreign Ministry calls "absurd" and "baseless".
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48% Bias Score
Israeli Embassy Staffers Fatally Shot in Washington D.C.
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were fatally shot outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., by Elias Rodriguez, who invoked "Free Palestine" while in custody; the victims were a couple; President Trump and Israeli President Herzog condemned the attack.
Israeli Embassy Staffers Fatally Shot in Washington D.C.
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were fatally shot outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., by Elias Rodriguez, who invoked "Free Palestine" while in custody; the victims were a couple; President Trump and Israeli President Herzog condemned the attack.
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28% Bias Score
Italy's Constitutional Court Grants Legal Recognition to Non-Biological Mothers in Same-Sex Couples
The Italian Constitutional Court ruled that denying legal recognition to the non-biological mother in same-sex female couples violates children's constitutional rights, impacting thousands of families and potentially paving the way for broader legal changes regarding assisted reproductive technologi...
Italy's Constitutional Court Grants Legal Recognition to Non-Biological Mothers in Same-Sex Couples
The Italian Constitutional Court ruled that denying legal recognition to the non-biological mother in same-sex female couples violates children's constitutional rights, impacting thousands of families and potentially paving the way for broader legal changes regarding assisted reproductive technologi...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Policies Cast Shadow on World Pride 2025 in D.C.
Washington, D.C.'s World Pride 2025 is facing reduced international attendance due to the Trump administration's anti-LGBTQ+ policies, prompting concerns about the event's future and symbolic significance despite planned domestic mobilization.
Trump Policies Cast Shadow on World Pride 2025 in D.C.
Washington, D.C.'s World Pride 2025 is facing reduced international attendance due to the Trump administration's anti-LGBTQ+ policies, prompting concerns about the event's future and symbolic significance despite planned domestic mobilization.
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44% Bias Score
Ugandan Mothers Defy Anti-LGBTQ+ Law, Championing Family Acceptance
In Uganda, where same-sex relations are criminalized, mothers like Joseph and Arthur openly support their LGBTQ+ children, defying societal norms and challenging the narrative that homosexuality is un-African. Their activism, despite facing threats and ostracism, showcases a shift in attitudes among...
Ugandan Mothers Defy Anti-LGBTQ+ Law, Championing Family Acceptance
In Uganda, where same-sex relations are criminalized, mothers like Joseph and Arthur openly support their LGBTQ+ children, defying societal norms and challenging the narrative that homosexuality is un-African. Their activism, despite facing threats and ostracism, showcases a shift in attitudes among...
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48% Bias Score
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