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PNS Daily News - June 28, 2017 


Here’s a look at what’s making headlines: Republicans scramble after a vote on health care delayed; a Clean Water Rule repeal comes under scrutiny; and a chemical in a common weed killer declared a carcinogen by California.

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LGBTQIA Issues

The U.S. Census Bureau says a draft category on sexual orientation and gender identity was submitted to Congress in error, and quickly erased it. (taskforce.org)
LGBTQ Americans Excluded from 2020 Census
Thursday, March 30, 2017
SEATTLE -- Members of the LGBTQ community say they are feeling erased after proposed questions on sexual orientation and gender identity were removed ...Read More
Experts say stigma and discrimination can contribute to poor health outcomes for LGBT individuals. (Guillaume Paumier/Flickr)
LGBT Health Disparities: Ending the Stigma
Monday, March 27, 2017
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- LGBTQ Ohioans have the same heath needs as anyone else but are said to be at greater risk for certain poor health outcomes ...Read More
A new bill that would make it easier for Coloradans to change the gender on their birth certificate faces an uphill battle in the Colorado Senate. (David Prasad/Wikimedia Commons)
Birth Certificate Bill Faces Uphill Battle in Senate
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
DENVER – The Birth Certificate Modernization Act cleared the Colorado House with bipartisan support last week, but now it faces an uphill ...Read More
While organizers are allowing the LGBTQ group OutVets march in next week's famous St. Patrick's Day Parade, another group still is prohibited from joining the walk. (Veterans For Peace)
Veterans For Peace Still Excluded from Boston St. Pat's Parade
Monday, March 13, 2017
BOSTON – It was front-page news this weekend when a gay veterans group was given permission to march in the Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade R ...Read More
Gender-diverse teenagers say the depression they feel is often prompted by rejection by family members and bullying at school. (K. Paul)
Report: Indiana Teens Struggle with Depression, Suicide
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
INDIANAPOLIS – A report released this week on kids' health and well-being in Indiana shows the suicide rate remains high, and advocates for ...Read More
Colorado lawmakers may ban a practice, widely considered harmful to minors, that seeks to change a person’s sexual orientation or suppress gender identity. (Pixabay)
Bill Seeks Ban on Conversion Therapy for Minors
Monday, February 27, 2017
DENVER – Colorado lawmakers will consider a bill this week that would prohibit mental-health professionals licensed in Colorado from conducting ...Read More
Indiana's Supreme Court justices will hear the concerns and suggestions of Hoosiers about race and gender bias in a series of discussions open to the public. (in.gov)
Hoosiers Encouraged to Speak Up about Race and Gender Issues
Monday, February 27, 2017
INDIANAPOLIS – Immigration issues, and accusations of race and gender bias, continue to be in the spotlight across the country. A series of ...Read More
Juliet Evancho is a senior at Pine-Richland High School and at the center of a current lawsuit about transgender students' rights. (Lambda Legal)
Trump Transgender Policy Doesn’t Change Rights
Friday, February 24, 2017
PITTSBURGH – President Donald Trump's action overturning some protections for transgender students does not take away students' rights ...Read More
Civil rights advocates are calling on local and state officials to clarify restroom policies for transgender students in Florida. (DodgertonSkillhause/morguefile)
Floridians Speak Out Against Transgender Restroom Decision
Friday, February 24, 2017
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Trump administration says it’s handing over responsibility to states to decide how to handle restroom access for ...Read More
A new study shows that in states where same-sex marriage was legalized, fewer gay teenagers have attempted to take their own lives. (DoroO/iStockphoto)
Study: Legalizing Gay Marriage Brings Drop in Teen Suicides
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
HOUSTON – New research says state laws legalizing same-sex marriage have brought a reduction in suicide attempts among high-school students ...Read More
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