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As Pride rainbow crosswalks have been erased in conservative states across the country, officials in one Massachusetts town must explain why the same happened there.

Two propositions going to the ballot on November 3 in Colorado could threaten the lives and basic rights of transgender kids. Opponents warn that the measure could affect many other young people in the state, CBS News reports.

A musical genius, fierce LGBTQ+ ally, and a humanitarian whose legacy will live on through generations: there was only one Dolly Parton.

Texas U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico said he was being “provocative” when he said “God is nonbinary.” But he defended the underlying theological argument, saying the late conservative commentator Charlie Kirk also believed God could not be defined by human categories.

The Trump administration’s chief spokesperson has had a tough start. New White House press secretary Katie Zacharia’s legal credentials have come under scrutiny following reports that she failed the California bar exam.

A Texas transgender rights group says it was impersonated in a text message campaign this week, which it said spurred online backlash and calls for a state investigation.

As Florida restricts public funding for diversity celebrations, St. Pete Pride leaders say their event needs community support to cover a financial shortfall.

A South Florida drag queen is giving a dismantled rainbow crosswalk new life, raising thousands of dollars to support LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations statewide.

Jeremy Moss remembers what it felt like to have his future put to a vote.

This story originally appeared on Them. Did this past week on social media seem less anger-inducing? More fun? Maybe for some of you, it felt downright pastoral, like a Norman Rockwell painting.