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LGBTQ Legal Rights Organizations Move to Protect California’s Trans-Inclusive Incarceration Policy

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By Lambda Legal

May 9, 2022

Lambda Legal, Transgender Law Center, and ACLU of Southern California file to intervene in anti-trans challenge to SB132: The Transgender Respect, Agency, and Dignity Act.
Lambda Legal y Black & Pink National lanzan la encuesta “Protected & Served?”

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By Lambda Legal

May 5, 2022

“Toda persona que se relaciona con el sistema legal penal, ya sea víctima o sospechosa de un delito, acusada o condenada por cometer un delito, tiene derechos legales y debe ser tratada de manera justa.”

See Also: Criminal Justice and Police Misconduct, Fair Courts Project, United States
Lambda Legal and Black & Pink National Launch “Protected & Served?” Survey

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By Lambda Legal

May 5, 2022

Today, Lambda Legal

See Also: Criminal Justice and Police Misconduct, Fair Courts Project, United States
Where Are They Now? Meet Janizia Ross

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By Lambda Legal

April 15, 2022

See Also: Youth and Schools
Families Sue Alabama Over Felony Ban on Gender-Affirming Care for Transgender Adolescents

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By Lambda Legal

April 11, 2022

Two Alabama families

See Also: Anti-LGBT Rulings, Laws and Amendments, Healthcare Fairness, Transgender Rights, Youth and Schools, Alabama
Lambda Legal Statement on Confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to U.S. Supreme Court

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By Lambda Legal

April 7, 2022

“Along with her remarkable qualifications … Judge Jackson – as the first Black woman and public defender to sit on the highest court in the nation – brings perspectives, histories, and life experiences that the Court has been lacking.”

See Also: Fair Courts Project, United States
Federal Court Strikes Down Pentagon’s Discriminatory Restrictions on Military Service of People Living with HIV as Arbitrary and Unconstitutional; Hailed by Lambda Legal as “Landmark Victory”

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By Lambda Legal

April 7, 2022

Yesterday, a federal district court handed down one of the strongest judicial rulings in over two decades for people living with HIV, ordering the Department of Defense (DOD)—the world’s largest employer—to stop discriminating against people living with HIV and to allow them to deploy and commission as officers in the U.S. military.

See Also: HIV, Military, United States

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LGBTQ Legal Rights Organizations Move to Protect California’s Trans-Inclusive Incarceration Policy

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Lambda Legal y Black & Pink National lanzan la encuesta “Protected & Served?”

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Lambda Legal and Black & Pink National Launch “Protected & Served?” Survey

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Where Are They Now? Meet Janizia Ross

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Families Sue Alabama Over Felony Ban on Gender-Affirming Care for Transgender Adolescents

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Lambda Legal Statement on Confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to U.S. Supreme Court

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Federal Court Strikes Down Pentagon’s Discriminatory Restrictions on Military Service of People Living with HIV as Arbitrary and Unconstitutional; Hailed by Lambda Legal as “Landmark Victory”

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