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PHOTO: Colorado Springs, Colorado, is known for its history of anti-LGBTQ hate. — Adam Wolffbrandt/ABC News

How Colorado Springs, with a history of hate, built LGBTQ safe spaces after the Club Q shooting

PHOTO: In this July 13, 2022, file photo, a man holds up the program following the funeral services for Jayland Walker, a 25 year old black man was shot to death by up to eight police officers on June 27, 2022, in Akron, Ohio. — Aaron Josefczyk/Reuters, FILE

Jayland Walker family files lawsuit against city of Akron, police officers

PHOTO: A jail cell is seen in this undated stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

US Constitution's exception for slavery faces renewed battle ahead of Juneteenth

PHOTO: Daniel Penny, center, is walked out of the New York Police Department 5th Precinct in Lower Manhattan, May 12, 2023, after he surrendered to authorities after being charged with 2nd Degree Manslaughter in the chokehold death of Jordan Neely. — Timothy A. Clary/AFP via Getty Images

Grand jury indicts Daniel Penny in chokehold death of Jordan Neely

PHOTO: Potted Plant, also known as Wyatt Kent out of drag, performs in Manitou Springs, Colorado. — Adam Wolffbrandt/ABC News

With anti-drag laws on the rise, drag queens reclaim the art as form of protest

PHOTO: Eli Bazan and Pasha Ripley are co-founders of Parasol Patrol, which shields LGBTQ events from protesters. — Adam Wolffbrandt/ABC News

Meet the team facing off against anti-LGBTQ groups at drag queen story hours

STOCK PHOTO: Track and field — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Man barred from school for allegedly 'accosting' 9-year-old, claiming she's trans

Club Q is where they found love. It's also where they lost those they loved

PHOTO: The Club Q tragedy changed how survivors think of safety in the LGBTQ community. — ABC News Illustration

Gunned down in LGBTQ+ safe space, these Club Q survivors refuse to hide in fear

PHOTO: FILE - New York City Mayor Eric Adams attends an event at Madison Square Garden, June 01, 2023 in New York City. — John Lamparski/Getty Images, FILE

New York City mayor signs executive order to protect access to gender-affirming care

PHOTO: Tiara Latrice Kelley was supposed to be at both Pulse and Club Q on the nights that the two LGBTQ bars became the sites of mass shootings.

The Pulse and Club Q shootings shut down her local bars. She’s fighting to protect the next generation's LGBTQ+ safe spaces.

PHOTO: Elsa, who is using a pseudonym for her safety, poses in front of the Texas capitol building. — Obtained by Abc News

'Genocidal': Transgender people begin to flee states with anti-LGBTQ laws

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