Giving voice to all communities
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Nassib became the first openly gay NFL player to play in a regular season game – and helped his team to a stunning victory.
When asked about whether officers have sexually assaulted trans people, Lieutenant Aimée Alvarado said "it could have happened."
Mj Rodriguez, one of the stars of the groundbreaking series "Pose," joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss her historic Emmy nod as the first transgender performer to earn a nomination in a lead acting category. Plus, she shares the inspiration behind her song "Something to Say."
Canadian midfielder Quinn is the first openly transgender and nonbinary athlete to win an Olympic medal.
She competed in the women's super-heavyweight 87-kilogram weightlifting category but did not advance after failing on her three attempted lifts.
"I just want to make my community proud, make America proud, and show the world something new," Bloom said.
The rulings temporarily block an Arkansas law banning gender confirming treatments for transgender youth and a West Virginia ban on trans athletes in women's sports.
"There are 3 black women on 3 separate covers for Sports Illustrated and I'm one of them," Bloom said. "WOW!"
When police in Guatemala harassed and assaulted Estuardo because he was gay, he sought asylum in the U.S. – but his journey only grew more nightmarish from there, he tells CBS News. Now he's in Texas, where he awaits a decision in his asylum case while running an LGBTQ+ shelter to help members of his community who are trying to cross the border from Central America.
Known for her role in the TV series "Pose," Angelica Ross is also the CEO of TransTech Social Enterprises. She joins CBSN to discuss her new projects and how her organization is helping the LGBTQ community.
