LGBTQ people are more likely to be stopped by police than the general population, according to a new study released by the Williams Institute. LGBTQ people are also more likely to contact police for help, the study says.

It's humid. The sky overhead looms like the cement ceiling in a cheap apodment. The smell of damp roses and human waste hangs heavy in the air, and the sound of traffic is so jarring that my chest tightens.

National Highlights from the week of 5/28/21 compiled by Daniel Lindsley SGN Contributing Writer

The ACLU has sued the state of Arkansas on behalf of four Transgender youth and their families, and two doctors.

On May 21, Capitol Hill Pride announced that it would follow suit, saying in a press release statement that "Capitol Hill Pride agrees with and applauds New York Pride's ban of police presence until 2025 ..."