'Transgender' and 'queer' wiped from Stonewall website in 'blatant attempt to discriminate'

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Rally at Stonewall Draws 1000+ People Protesting Removal of Trans People, History From Park Service Website

GLAAD joined over 1,000 people on Friday, February 14 at the Stonewall National Monument in New York City’s West Village to protest the Trump Administration’s removal of transgender and queer Americans from the Stonewall National Monument official government website. The online announcement for the protest described its purpose: “NO LGB WITHOUT THE T. The Trump [...] The post Rally at Stonewall Draws 1000+ People Protesting Removal of Trans Peop…

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Protest erupts outside Stonewall National Monument after Trump admin strips 'trans' and 'queer' from LGBTQ on website

LGBTQ people protested at the Stonewall National Monument after the Trump administration stripped the "T" and the "Q" from LGBTQ. The Stonewall monument honors a riot by gay people against a police raid in June 1969 in Greenwich Village. As part of President Donald Trump's executive orders, the references to queer and transgender people were deleted from the website for the monument. Stacy Lentz, an activist and co-owner of the inn, accused the …

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This Manhattan area is an emblematic place of American LGBTQ+ history, since a founding riot in 1969.

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References to trans people erased from Stonewall National Monument website

The US National Park Service (NPS) has removed the ‘T’ from the ‘LGBTQ+’ acronym and all references to transgender people from the official Stonewall National Monument website. The monument, located in Greenwich Village, is the first NPS site dedicated to acknowledging the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights in the United States.

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'Transgender' and 'queer' wiped from Stonewall website in 'blatant attempt to discriminate'

NEW YORK — Outraged LGBTQ+ activists and human rights advocates gathered in Manthattan’s Greenwich Village Friday afternoon to protest against the Trump administration’s latest — and perhaps boldest — attack on the community. A day ...

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Trump removes transgender references from federal websites

Photo courtesy: Jacob Lund/Shutterstock In January, the State Department, following an executive order from President Donald Trump, removed references to transgender, queer and intersex individuals from its official travel website, now addressing only “LGB” travelers. This action is part of a broader federal initiative to eliminate content related to gender identity across various government platforms. The executive order, signed on Jan. 20,  ma…