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- Sep 30, 2026
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LGBTQ persons declared not protected by Title IX law (opens the original)
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CHICAGO, ILL. - If you've spent any time tracking how schools handle fairness, you know the saga of Title IX just keeps going and going. It's formally called the Patsy Takemoto Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act, named after one of my absolute favorite women's rights champs in history. Back in 1972, that law was meant to guarantee that nobody gets shut out or discriminated against based on sex in any school program getting federal cash. But man, arguing over what that one little word "sex"
LGBTQ hard-hit as letters arrive explaining Medicaid cuts; what patients should do (opens the original)
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CHICAGO, ILL. - A wave of official correspondence is hitting mailboxes across Illinois, leaving many residents concerned about their healthcare security. Following recent federal policy shifts, sweeping updates to Medicaid eligibility are rolling out.Community advocates are sounding the alarm about how these changes disproportionately impact vulnerable populations, including low-income LGBTQ individuals and queer immigrants. Understanding what is driving these letters, who is most affected, and
Power of PFLAG Conference comes to NIU Naperville on Oct. 10 (opens the original)
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CHICAGO, ILL. - As autumn settles across the region, local advocates, families, and allies are gearing up for one of the most anticipated community gatherings of the season. The PFLAG Council of Northern Illinois is hosting its biennial Power of PFLAG Conference on Saturday, October 10, 2026, bringing together community leaders, parents, youth, and professionals for a full day of learning, connection, and empowerment.For decades, PFLAG has stood as the nation's largest family and ally organizati
Televangelist Fulton Sheen closer to sainthood; anti-LGBTQ, criticized women (opens the original)
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CHICAGO, ILL. - Back in the 1950s, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen was a total media darling. He was one of the first televangelists. The smooth-talking religious leader brought Catholic doctrine straight into living rooms nationwide via his TV show, "Life Is Worth Living," and even snagged an Emmy Award for his efforts.Now, the Roman Catholic Church is officially beatifying Sheen, moving him one major step closer to full sainthood.For those outside the Catholic tradition, beatification is the formal
Lizzie, Slo Pitch, AHS, and more on queer lineup this TV season (opens the original)
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CHICAGO, ILL. - As the crisp Chicago air rolls in off Lake Michigan and the new television season kicks off, networks and streaming platforms are dropping a major wave of fresh content. It's that time of year when folks are packing it in and heading indoors, making it the prime moment to check out the bold storytelling, fresh queer narratives, and major returns hitting your screens.Ryan Murphy’s latest anthology drop is turning heads. The new season under the Monster banner tackles the story of
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