Queer Activists Are Living in a Tree to Stop Trump’s Border Wall
In southern Arizona, a predominantly queer and femme protest camp is risking arrest to protect a cottonwood and stop a $500 million border wall project.
While advocates advised families of queer youth to stop showing up at the Capitol for fear of being sought out and investigated, others continue to have their voices heard in hearings.
While legal experts said same-sex marriage is safe for now, attacks on LGBTQ+ couples could increase in the future.
Mesa Rep. Lorena Austin is trying (again) to get a license plate bill passed to aid students after it has met all the required legislative rules. Republicans appear to be blocking it.
Progressive policy experts say the repetitive attempt to erase trans people from public life is dehumanizing.
The webcast, organized by Arizona Women of Action, is part of a campaign to use LGBTQ+ issues as a galvanizing issue this November.
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