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Southern Anti-Trans Laws Are Uprooting Families — And Leaving Them With Impossible Choices
Families in the South had just learned to navigate care for their transgender kids when a slew of new laws put their health and futures in limbo
- LGBTQ Rights
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Memphis Police's Scorpion Unit Disbanded After Fatal Beating of Tyre Nichols. Why That's Not Enough
"We're gonna keep showing up until we get exactly what we're asking for," community organizer says as they and Nichols’ family call for sweeping reform
- Police Reform
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Memphis’ Scorpion Unit Deactivated in Wake of Cops’ Fatal Beating of Tyre Nichols
"While the heinous actions of a few casts a cloud of dishonor on the title Scorpion, it is imperative that we... take proactive steps in the healing process," police department says in a statement
- Police Brutality
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With Roe Falling, LGBTQ Families Fear They'll Be the Supreme Court’s Next Target
Families are taking legal steps to protect themselves against a future that may look more like the past, but it comes at a cost
- Politics
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Tegan and Sara on Growing Up, Telling Queer Stories, and Building Their Own Universe
The duo share the lessons they've learned from adapting their 'High School' memoir into an upcoming TV show and working with their nonprofit foundation
- Music
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Inside the Fight to Make Abortions-by-Mail Possible — No Matter Which State You Live In
For nearly a decade, advocates have been working on a way to get abortion pills to pregnant people in need. That work is more in-demand than ever
- (Sub)Culture
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He Spent Eight Years In Jail Without a Conviction. Now, He's Suing Everyone Who Kept Him There
Emanuel Fair was the only Black man at a party, and when a young woman was murdered, the cops zeroed in on him — despite plenty of evidence implicating other suspects
- (Sub)Culture
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Is Biden Screwing This Up?
We're in a do-or-die moment on climate legislation. Six months into his term, is Biden getting the job done?
- Politics
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Because Fracking Wasn't Already Toxic Enough, the Oil and Gas Industry Decided to Add 'Forever Chemicals' to the Mix
The EPA allowed PFAS, a highly toxic class of compounds linked to cancer and birth defects, to be used in fracking wells since 2011, a new report reveals
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