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Conceptual illustration of the scales of justice weighing love against sex, symbolizing the legal struggle over LGBTQ+ rights and the shift from criminalization under Bowers v. Hardwick to liberty recognized in Lawrence v. Texas.

June 12, 2026June 12, 2026

Forty Years Ago, We Were Criminals: A Freshman’s Memory of Fear, Freedom, and the Long Road to Equality

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Illustration showing the Iowa Capitol behind a protest crowd, a torn Civil Rights Act document stamped “Removed,” a judge’s gavel resting on rainbow fragments, and a distressed transgender individual sitting in the foreground.

March 10, 2026March 13, 2026

Who Decides Who Deserves Rights?

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