The bill, HB 2112, aims to restrict sexual materials online for minors, but LGBTQ+ and first amendment advocates say its a Trojan Horse.
After a school district near Tucson voted to allow an LDS seminary on district property, questions arose about how it’s even allowed.
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.
Stories by LOOKOUT on what's happening at the legislature
The bill, HB 2112, aims to restrict sexual materials online for minors, but LGBTQ+ and first amendment advocates say its a Trojan Horse.
After a school district near Tucson voted to allow an LDS seminary on district property, questions arose about how it’s even allowed.
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.”
Out of 4,000 respondents, 190 identified as nonbinary or transgender. Overwhelmingly they believe in less police and keeping public transit free.
One adult patient of Planned Parenthood Arizona was told by phone Friday night that the treatment she receives for gender-affirming care was "paused."
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.
In Arizona, one person can stop a bill from moving forward in the Legislature, and the public never gets a chance to have their voice heard.
Victory Fund, Equality Arizona, and Equality PAC back Hernandez in crowded special election to replace the late Rep. Raúl Grijalva.
The proposed measure is a way to bypass Governor Katie Hobbs's veto and go straight to voters.
With the fear of more LGBTQ+ rights restrictions, possible discrimination, and a culture that appears to be labeling diversity as a threat, Democratic lawmakers are scrambling for how to help fix it.
Interviews with over a dozen queer people who have left or are considering leaving reveal unease about the state’s politics.
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