The LGBTQ+ community in America has waged an intense and relentless fight for equality and recognition of civil rights. This article explores the current state of this community, as highlighted by the original source, Advocate.com, and seeks to shine a searing light on the pressing needs of citizens who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and/or queer.
For Arco – The Civil Rights Problem:
The fight for equality and justice is a long and ongoing battle for the LGBTQ+ community in America. According to Advocate.com, Arco (formerly known as ALGBTICAL) is fighting for legislative equality for LGBTQ+ members in Alabama. In 2017, the organization picketed Alabama's capital, Montgomery, protesting anti-LGBTQ+ policies implemented there. The journey has had peaks and valleys over the years, with difficult times occurring when their civil rights were violated or denied. However, they remain resilient, hoping to see positive change.
LGBTQ+ rights in Georgia:
In Georgia, LGBTQ+ rights have also faced challenges. Even with significant progress in ensuring the rights of LGBTQ+ citizens, the struggle continues. Several non-profit organizations, such as the “Georgia Equality” family, have worked tirelessly to advance justice for this community. However, despite all efforts, there is still a large amount of work to be done.
On a more optimistic note, there have been a growing number of LGBTQ+ politicians and activists who are rising to public office to fight for equality. These individuals are making significant waves by changing the view of the LGBTQ+ community in America and fighting for their civil rights.
Although there is still much work to be done, the LGBTQ+ community has shown strong resilience and determination to combat discrimination and inequality. With the continued efforts of activists and allies, there is a promising future for LGBTQ+ rights. The battle for equality is far from won, but with each day that passes, America is one step closer to making equal rights for all a reality.
