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The mid-October arrest of a Boise man, accused of assault including the use of his vehicle as a weapon, garnered plenty of media attention. A short time later, he was also accused of burning a Pride flag that had been flying outside a Boise home. But what was not widely known at the time of the arrest of Matthew Lehigh, was that his first alleged assault was on a transgender woman at her workplace – the Boise Downtown Public Library.
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As more people face financial insecurity, Idahoans are stepping up to help one another directly, sharing everything from money and groceries to skills and…
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Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling has delivered another blow to a pair of controversial laws set to take effect next month that roll back transgender…
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The City Club of Boise held the 2nd annual Marilyn Shuler Forum on Human Rights, featuring Idaho native and State Senator Cherie Buckner-Webb.Some people…
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A bill looking to add language to Idaho’s anti-discrimination laws that would safeguard the rights of LGBTQ individuals won’t advance this year. However,…
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LGBTQ+ Idahoans can legally be denied employment, services and housing as the state's Human Rights Act does not recognize sexual orientation or gender…
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Idaho legislators try to "Add the Words" to the state's human rights act.U of I researcher finds rain on Titan, snowman in Kuiper Belt.Sun Valley…
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January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.Idaho legislature to make another go at "Adding the Words."Boise Weekly film critic George Prentice on 2019…
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This week in the Idaho Legislature, lawmakers spent time on budgets and human trafficking bills, while LGBTQ supporters came to the capitol to advocate…
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After being absent from the capitol rotunda for the past couple of years, Add The Words returned Wednesday.About 100 people crowded the halls at the Idaho…