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‘Does this mean that my existence is illegal now?’: New Kansas anti-trans law brings legal unknowns
Advocates worry the law, which takes effect July 1, could impact many areas of life for trans and gender-diverse people — including their ability to vote without discrimination.
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Summer plans? Queer adults are heading to camp and finding community
From kayaking to campfire nights and field trips, people are rediscovering childhood pastimes and exploring creative ways to gather as traditional meeting spaces shutter.
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'Why Willie Mae Thornton Matters' explores the legacy of the Black musician who made 'Hound Dog' a hit
A new biography captures “Big Mama” Thornton's unapologetic life and the ways it transcended genres and gender norms beyond her bluesy hit song and the “Elvis moment.”
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North Carolina was an abortion haven. With its new 12-week ban, the protection will vanish.
Medical providers fear the new law and requirements for abortion clinics will make it impossible for many to access care — leaving an entire region without viable alternatives.
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‘Show your true colors’: Two trans elders on what recreation and rest mean to them
What do recreation and rest mean to transgender older adults? Two elders shared their outlook and life experiences in conversations with The 19th about our Pride coverage themes.
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‘You’ve got to live your truth’: Two trans elders on what resistance and resilience mean to them
The 19th talked to four trans elders about our Pride coverage themes of resistance, resilience, recreation and rest. Here are the first two stories.
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The 19th adds a product operations manager and staff accountant to its team
We’re thrilled to announce the addition of Andrea Atehortua, our product operations manager, and Casey Brzozowski, our staff accountant, to The 19th’s team.
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The woman who would be the Cherokee voice in Congress
For generations, the federal government has shaped the lives of Cherokee people. Kim Teehee wants to use the long-promised place in Congress to repair the harm.
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This Delaware candidate could be the first transgender member of Congress
State Sen. Sarah McBride is hoping to become Delaware’s next House member in a time of heightened anti-trans rhetoric.