Women's Sports and Congress – The House of Representatives
passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, a bill that would prohibit federally funded educational institutions from allowing biological males to play on women's and girls' teams. The bill is not expected to pass the Senate, but more information about the bill is available
here.
Women's Sports and the Administration – The Biden Administration
proposed a change to Title IX which would prohibit states from requiring athletes to participate according to biological sex. You can voice your opposition to the proposed change, because it is open for
public comment until May 15.
LGBT Funding – Objectionably, the State Department is
offering $5 million in grants to LGBT organizations around the world. The money will come from the taxpayer-supported Global Equity Fund.
Adoption and Religious Liberty – An Oregon woman is
filing a federal lawsuit against the state's Department of Human Services after it denied her eligibility to adopt because she said she would be unwilling to use a child's preferred pronouns if they conflicted with the child's biological sex.
States – San Francisco repealed its ban on city-funded travel to and business with "anti-LGBT" states, and now state lawmakers in
California are considering repealing similar measures.
Florida made it a felony to provide "Gender Affirming Care" (GAC) to minors and expanded the scope of its Parental Rights in Education bill (erroneously dubbed "Don't Say Gay" by opponents), increasing the prohibition on SOGI instruction in schools up through grade 12 (it initially only covered through grade 3). The
Kansas legislature passed a bill to help parents opt their public school children out of classes with LGBT-related materials.
North Dakota passed several bills reflecting the truth of human sexuality in the fields of GAC and sports.
International – The governments of fifteen European countries have joined an EU lawsuit against
Hungary over a controversial law regulating minors' access to "gender propaganda" in the words of Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
India's Supreme Court heard final arguments in its case weighing the legalization of same-sex "marriage", with the government and a wide variety of
religious leaders arguing against legalization.
Italy is considering a bill to prevent citizens from traveling abroad to obtain a child via surrogacy.