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By: Paul Goldberg, Senior Editor | JRL CHARTS - LGBT Politics USA WASHINGTON, D.C. — (June 27, 2025) — The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Texas’ controversial age verification law for accessing adult content online has ignited swift and scathing condemnation from free speech advocates, legal experts, and the adult entertainment industry. Related Links [...]
By: Paul Goldberg, Senior Editor | JRL CHARTS - LGBT Politics USA WASHINGTON D.C. — (June 27, 2025) — In a ruling with massive implications for public education and LGBTQ+ inclusion, the conservative-packed U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6–3 on Friday that schools must offer religious parents the right to opt their children out of classroom [...]
By: Paul Goldberg, Senior Editor | JRL CHARTS - LGBT Politics USA WASHINGTON D.C. — (June 27, 2025) — In a stunning decision with sweeping constitutional ramifications, the conservative-majority U.S. Supreme Court delivered a major legal victory to President Donald Trump, dramatically curbing the authority of federal judges to block executive actions. Related Links on [...]
By: Paul Goldberg, Senior Editor | JRL CHARTS – LGBT Politics USA ATLANTA, GA — (June 27, 2025) — In a Pride Month announcement that marks both progress and celebration, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has appointed Dewayne Queen as the city’s new Director of LGBTQ Affairs. Queen will officially step into the role on June [...]
By: Paul Goldberg, Senior Editor | JRL CHARTS LGBT Politics USA SACRAMENTO, CA — (June 26, 2025) — In a rare intra-community clash on the California Assembly floor, openly gay Republican lawmaker Carl DeMaio ignited political controversy after slamming a Pride Month resolution as “inflammatory” and “divisive,” claiming it crosses the line from commemoration into [...]