Last week, Olympia became Washington state's first LGBTQ+ sanctuary city, with the city council's unanimous vote aimed at protecting queer individuals, particularly focusing on transgender rights and gender-affirming care. This move emerges amid ongoing political attacks from Donald Trump’s administration against LGBTQ+ communities, highlighting the sanctuary’s significance as a protective measure. Additionally, the newsletter discusses Karine Jean-Pierre's historic role as the first openly LGBTQ+ press secretary, underscoring her representation of diverse communities as she addresses upcoming challenges in her position.
The Olympia city council unanimously voted to declare the state capital a sanctuary for the queer community, with specific protections for transgender people.
As Donald Trump continues to attack LGBTQ+ rights, Olympia's declaration stands as a beacon of hope and protection for marginalized communities.
Karine Jean-Pierre made history as the first openly LGBTQ+ spokesperson in the White House, reflecting growth and representation in the Biden administration.
In a recent interview, Jean-Pierre expressed pride in representing various intersecting communities, including LGBTQ+, Black, and immigrant populations.
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