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We seem to be stuck in a mode that always translates into left-wing demonic liberal versus right-wing conservative religious wackos.

RENO, Nev. (AP) — Nevada voters are deciding whether to adopt an Equal Rights Amendment in their state constitution, a

Monkeypox, a smallpox-related viral disease with two known variants, was named in 1958 after it was identified in a colony

In a new podcast, journalist Emily Hanford explores the history behind reading instruction that … [+] conflicts with scientific evidence.

I almost never sign group letters or put my name to group efforts aimed at correcting some governmental or administrative

Way back in 1999, Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a doyen of research into African elephants, made an intriguing discovery. Using the Global

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“In this classroom we believe science is real. Black lives matter. Love is love. Feminism is for everyone. Humans are

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Commentary Did the advancement of the radical LGBTQI agenda happen by accident or by design? In just a few short

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Dustin Lance Black, showrunner of the hit true-crime drama “Under the Banner of Heaven,” grew up in a conservative Mormon

There’s a heart-stopping moment in Brett Mason’s Wizards of Oz. It’s August 29, 1940, and a plain black box is

Ts Madison A prominent fixture within the LGBTQ+ community, Ts Madison recently broke through the mainstream with a small role

Manil Suri. Photograph by Larry Cole. Manil Suri is a mathematician, so it shouldn’t be surprising that his new book

My Turn, Evelyn Uddin-Khan: Our democracy and its unsolvable social issues       Published 12:00 am Tuesday, October 18,

David Broockman, 33, of San Francisco, has been studying stories for almost 10 years. The associate professor of political science

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By James Finn | DETROIT – I’ve written too many stories lately about LGBTQ-inclusive books disappearing from school and public

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Last spring, 150 residents signed a petition in the southern Minnesota city of New Ulm asking school board members whether

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Just a few months ago, it looked like the U.S. had lost its chance to eliminate the spread of monkeypox

Jacob Nathaniel Pring, a D.C.-area LGBTQ rights advocate whose career included working as a mortgage loan officer and Lyft driver

The last time Lauren Krouse saw her primary care doctor, the medical assistant breezed through Krouse’s patient history form. She

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On May 8, 1970, less than a year after the Stonewall Uprising, an anonymous classified advertisement ran in the Campus

© CNN Joe O’Dea on CNN’s “State of the Union” with Dana Bash on Sunday, October 13, 2022. CNN Joe

a Pride march during the 2022 Brighton Pride. (Getty) A recent study has declared Brighton as a “safe haven” and