The leading Republican congressional contender in Maine’s 2nd District is scheduled to help train politically-minded Christian activists at a session sponsored by an anti-gay group.
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Maine Voices: We can reconcile LGBTQ+ rights and religious liberty
The ‘Utah compromise’ shows how Congress could finally pass nondiscrimination laws that do not interfere with religious practice.
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Commentary: It’s time for Sen. Collins to support federal LGBTQ anti-bias protections
Maine has led the nation on a journey toward acceptance of LGBTQ people – voting for S.393 would continue this legacy.
Posted inSports
Portland Rising set to host Maine’s first pro Ultimate games
Portland Rising, Maine’s first professional sports team featuring women and nonbinary athletes, will host the Premier Ultimate League International Tournament in August.
Posted inNation & World
Supreme Court won’t revive school’s transgender bathroom ban
Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas voted to hear a school board’s appeal to reinstate its transgender bathroom ban.
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Our View: By coming out, NFL player sends a powerful message
The announcement by Carl Nassib, a defensive lineman with the Las Vegas Raiders, should come as comfort to others going through the same thing.
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New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard will be first openly transgender athlete to compete at the Olympics
As one of five weightlifters selected for New Zealand’s team on Monday, the 43-year-old will also be the oldest weightlifter at this summer’s Tokyo games.
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After a waiter was stiffed on tips for being gay, this TikTok star from Bath inspired thousands of donations for LGBTQ nonprofit
After customers handed a Midcoast waiter religious pamphlets targeting them for their sexual orientation, Meredith Steele decided to use the opportunity to fundraise for a good cause.
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Commentary: LGBTQ Americans have the right to raise children
A Philadelphia agency is prioritizing religion over children’s safety by arguing for government funding while excluding LGBTQ potential foster and adoptive parents.
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Augusta officials ponder hanging Pride flags without city policy on books
City officials seek to show support for LGBTQ community, but some worried allowing Pride flags could bring lawsuits or set precedent for other displays on city property.