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One year later, 988 still doesn't have a dedicated crisis line for LGBTQ+ youth. Congress approved funding months ago, but the specialized service may not return until the end of 2026. For LGBTQ+ youth, delays have real consequences. Full article link in bio.
Pittsburgh Equality Center's town hall Thursday brought local leaders together to discuss civil rights protections, anti-trans legislation, political power, and the need for LGBTQ+ people to organize and run for office. Read the full story link in bio.
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