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Sarah McBride becomes first trans person elected to US House of Representatives

Graham Robson November 6, 2024

Delaware state senator Sarah McBride has made history as the first out trans person elected to the US House of Representatives. “Thank you, Delaware! Because of your votes and your values, I am proud to be your next member of Congress,” McBride wrote on X. “Delaware has sent the message loud and clear that we […]

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Sarah McBride expected to make history as the first openly trans person elected to US Congress

Graham Robson October 30, 2024

Democrat Sarah McBride is expected to make history as the first openly trans person elected to US Congress. In 2016, McBride became the first openly transgender person to address a major US political convention and in 2020 became the first to serve in a US state Senate. “The fact that the candidacy of someone like […]

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General News

Celebrities sign open letter in support of trans community

Rachel Badham April 2, 2021

Nearly 500 signed an open letter of support for the trans community in honour of the Trans Day of Visibility.

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General News

Sarah McBride sworn in as US senator

Rachel Badham January 14, 2021

30-year-old Sarah McBride has been sworn in as the senator of Delaware after winning the November 2020 elections, making her the highest ranking transgender official in US history.

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General News

LGBTQ+ activists call for Trump’s removal

Rachel Badham January 9, 2021

LGBTQ+ activists and political players have called for the immediate removal of Donald Trump after riots broke out in Washington DC, perpetrated by Trump supporters.

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Election Special

Over 220 LGBTQ+ candidates elected in the US

Rachel Badham November 16, 2020

The 2020 US elections have seen a record number of victorious LGBTQ+ candidates as over 220 have now been elected, with that number expected to rise as counting continues. 

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Election Special

Over 500 LGBTQ+ candidates to appear on US ballots

Rachel Badham October 15, 2020

According to the LGBTQ+ Victory Fund, there are over 500 LGBTQ+ candidates in this year’s US elections which is more than any other voting year.

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