Supreme Court to hear arguments on LGBTQ books in elementary schools
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U.K. Supreme Court rules law defines women as someone born biologically female
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Florida teacher placed on leave for calling student by preferred name
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WorldPride organizers issue travel warning to transgender community
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Former California police officer awarded $10m in harassment suit
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Federal judge blocks Trump transgender military ban
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Boston declared sanctuary city for LGBTQ+ community
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Why LGBTQ+ young people feel safer expressing themselves online than in person
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Republican subcommittee chair misgenders Rep. Sarah McBride
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‘I want to be a one-hit wonder’: Comedian Margaret Cho releases first album in 8 years
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Supreme Court agrees to hear a challenge against Colorado conversion therapy ban
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Michigan lawmaker wants to overturn same-sex marriage
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Hundreds protest Iowa bill ending civil rights protections for transgender people
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Ohio school districts update policies to comply with state's bathroom bill
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Transgender advocate: 'I don't know if Trump has ever had a coffee with someone like me'
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'Beyond depraved': 5 people charged in death of Minnesota transgender man
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Protesters gather at Stonewall Inn after transgender wording removed from federal website
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Transgender references removed from Stonewall National Monument website
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Judge grants temporary restraining order blocking parts of Trump transgender care order
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Worcester, Mass., to become sanctuary city for transgender community
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Flashback
Flashback: Stonewall Inn Riots of 1969
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On June 28, 1969, patrons at NYC gay bar Stonewall Inn decided they had finally had enough after yet another police raid, and their resistance is widely credited with sparking the modern LGBTQ-rights movement in the U.S. In honor of LGBTQ History Month, NBC OUT looks back at this uprising.Oct. 26, 2016
