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Lindsey Vroegindewey took to Instagram to share the reasoning behind the removal of six children's books from her store
US writer and illustrator Ashley Benham Yazdani has now addressed the controversy
Lindsey Vroegindewey, who owns Big Sky Life Books, has been called out online over the extremely discriminatory reason behind the removal
Pride Month and Holocaust Remembrance Day are amongst the most poignant dates to have been removed from the calendar
The 2025 campaign was released amid an ongoing debate in the United States about the inclusion of transgender athletes in female sport teams
US president Donald Trump signed a policy earlier this week (5 Feb) that banned trans athletes from competing on women's sport teams
Former fans of the Harry Potter franchise have distanced themselves from JK Rowling over the past few years due to her views
JK Rowling has spoken out in support of Donald Trump's anti-trans executive order
Sarah McBride - an activist and politician who represents Delaware in Congress - spoke passionately against Trump's 'anti-LGBTQ+' policies
Since his inauguration, Donald Trump has put forward a number of controversial policies
Donald Trump's latest executive order bans transgender athletes from participating in girls and women's sports
Donald Trump has signed an executive order to ban transgender athletes from competing in girls and women's sports teams
Lia Thomas was previously on the men's swimming team, before moving to the women's category
The character and Benedict's portrayal was criticised at the time the film came out
The former Olympian has left some of her X followers feeling 'confused'
The 78-year-old Republican leader signed the extremely controversial order from the White House on Wednesday (5 February)
The Gilded Age star debuted her girlfriend Anna Blundell in June 2024
Idaho lawmakers voted to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges, the 2015 case that legalised same-sex marriage nationwide, on Monday (27 January)
It's the latest executive order the Republican leader passed following his inauguration last Monday (20 January)
President Donald Trump previously declared that the US government would recognise 'only two genders'
The Republican president has already filed a series of executive orders directly affecting minority communities
President Donald Trump declared in his inauguration speech that the government would recognise 'only two genders' going forward
Donald Trump was sworn in as president on Monday (20 Jan)
During the service, Reverend Mariann Edgar Budde asked Trump to show 'mercy' to LGBTQ+ people and immigrants
Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde begged the 47th president to 'have mercy' on both queer individuals and immigrants
The Bishop of Washington begged the Republican leader to 'have mercy' on the LGBTQ+ community during a service this week
The Republican leader signed a flurry of executive orders within his first 24 hours of being sworn in as president