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Lil Nas X mocks everyone panicking over his new song "I am an adult. I am not gonna spend my entire career trying to cater to your children. That is your job." Arkansas will now allow medical workers to legally refuse treating LGBTQ people The governor thinks giving doctors, nurses, and EMTs the right to object to treating patients is fine because of "the federal laws that prohibit discrimination." Without the Equality Act, that doesn't automatically include LGBTQ people. Lil Nas X claps back at Republican governor who said he’s hurting kids’ “God-given eternal soul” The governor of South Dakota publicly denounced him for selling "Satan shoes." Seriously. Conservative Christians are driving more Americans away from religion altogether A new book finds that the more conservative politics and religion are inseparable, the more people identify as having no religion at all. The seats opening in the Senate for 2022 are already attracting terrible Trump wannabes Would-be Senators are trying to outdo each other in the race to prove themselves as the most Trumpiest candidate of them all. Lady Gaga’s bassist derides the LGBTQ “agenda” over the singer’s birthday weekend He has performed with the out bisexual singer for years. Now he claims he can't understand why "sexual preferences" are "so prevalent in music." Tennessee’s governor signs bill that bans trans youth in sports into law This makes the Volunteer State the third this year to pass a ban on trans people in sports. Federal court rules that professor can sue school that disciplined him for misgendering student The professor successfully argued that not being able to misidentify a student went against his First Amendment rights as an educator and Christian. Trans man left with fractured skull in alleged hate crime. Police called it “mutual combat” He told three men in a bar that he's transgender, and one of them threw him to the ground later that night. Nevada lawmaker Sarah Peters comes out as pansexual in moving speech "Am I queer enough? Am I gay enough? What if I end up heteronormative, am I straight? Y'all, we are all enough and worth celebrating!" LISTEN: Atlanta and Anti-Asian Hate This week the LGBTQ Nation podcast takes a closer look at anti-Asian racism and its connection to homophobia and transphobia. Host Alex Berg talks to Alice Y. Hom, the co-editor of "Q... Listen at: Apple Podcasts · Google Podcasts · Spotify · Stitcher