#WORLDWIDE #USA #LGBTQ #News #Journal #Update - #Special #Edition: The Week in Good News - June 26, 2021

 

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The Week in Good News Good things are happening to LGBTQ people. It’s easy to overlook the positive stories in the daily mix of news, so every other week we highlight moments you may have missed. Like it? Share it with a friend. Everyone could use a little good news. A gay couple was ordered to take down their Pride flag & now their neighbors are flying them too The neighborhood is rebelling and they'll pay any fees the homeowners association demands. “Ten dollars, $50, $100 a day — it’s staying up.” Gay Days is returning to Disneyland & California Adventure Gay Days Anaheim will be the very first group to return to Disneyland. Out track star Sha’Carri Richardson lights up the internet with Olympic trial performance The speedster’s vibrant hair color enamored fans who left social media ablaze. They can thank her girlfriend for it. President Biden establishes an initiative that will protect LGBTQ federal employees The President is ordering all of the federal government to commit to advancing "diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility." Joe Biden tweets congratulations to two athletes who came out this week "Because of you, countless kids around the world are seeing themselves in a new light today." Biden’s Justice Department tells court to end Arkansas’s trans health care ban The Biden administration stood up for trans youth in a federal lawsuit to overturn the worst anti-trans law passed this year. “Uncle” George Takei admitted he “regrets” not being a father. Then the internet responds. Thousands took to social media, and the appreciation for "Uncle George" has become one of the most heartwarming moments this Father's Day. Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman Carl Nassib comes out Nassib will be the first NFL player to take the field after coming out. The White House installs an exhibit with LGBTQ artifacts & history for Pride Month It's the first known public display of artifacts and items dedicated to the LGBTQ community physically installed at the historic building.