![]() ![]() Our hearts are heavy with grief for the loved ones we have lost to anti-LGBTQI+ violence.ĭespite these attacks, the LGBTQI+ community remains resilient. Homophobic and transphobic vitriol spewed online has spilled over into real life, as armed hate groups intimidate people at Pride marches and drag performances, and threaten doctors’ offices and children’s hospitals that offer care to the LGBTQI+ community. Transgender youth in over a dozen States have had their medically necessary health care banned. Books about LGBTQI+ people are being banned from libraries. In 2023 alone, State and local legislatures have already introduced over 600 hateful laws targeting the LGBTQI+ community. Today, our Nation faces another inflection point. And it is a reminder that we still have generational work to do to ensure that everyone enjoys the full promise of equity, dignity, protection, and freedom. Pride is a celebration of generations of LGBTQI+ people, who have fought bravely to live openly and authentically. Their courage sparked a civil rights movement for the liberation of the LGBTQI+ community and changed our Nation forever.ĭuring Pride Month, we honor a movement that has grown stronger, more vibrant, and more inclusive with every passing year. Police had raided the Stonewall Inn - a gay bar located in New York City - and for the next six days they clashed with LGBTQI+ protestors, who bravely stood their ground. In June 1969, a courageous group of Americans rose up to protest the violence and marginalization they faced in what became known as the Stonewall Uprising. ![]() Get Involved Show submenu for “Get Involved””.The White House Show submenu for “The White House””.Office of the United States Trade Representative.Office of Science and Technology Policy.Executive Offices Show submenu for “Executive Offices””.Administration Show submenu for “Administration””.
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