Mientras se acumulaban flores y velas frente a Venture-N, amigos y clientes habituales compartían recuerdos de Cameron Davis Capara y Vincent Anthony Siqueiros, dos hombres que perdieron la vida afuera del bar en Tucson.
By the time elected officials and community groups across the U.S. were posting online condemning the attack, Hobbs, a vocal advocate for Arizona’s LGBTQ+ community who is seeking reelection, did not publicly address the shooting until a reporter asked her.
Arizona’s crusade against queer people in schools isn’t spontaneous, it’s being orchestrated with the help of a little-known organization with ties to other far-right groups.
The bill, HB 2112, says it would restrict sexual materials online for minors, but the Project 2025 playbook which the bill is modeled from mentions "transgender ideology" as pornographic.
The Southern Arizona medical provider that once touted its relationship with the queer community has appeared to have lost its credibility with their decision to pre-comply to Trump’s executive orders.
A bill that has wide support—even from Democrats—comes from the Project 2025 Playbook that labels gender ideology and discussions around LGBTQ+ issues or people as “pornography.”
Across Arizona, police departments tout LGBTQ+ liaison programs as trust-building tools. But a LOOKOUT and Phoenix New Times report reveals inconsistent roles across departments.
Fearing mass deportations and anti-trans policies under a potential second Trump term, the Trujillo family says the U.S. is no longer safe for their son — or for themselves.
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