Some news items you might have missed: • OUT: With the 2025 Tony Award nominations announced, here’s a list of LGBTQ nominees to root for including “Best Actor” nominees Jonathan Groff and Cole Escola, and “Best Costume Design” nominee Paul Tazewell. • Erin In The Morning: The Trump administration released its pseudoscientific report pushing anti-transgender conversion therapy and junk science. Erin fact-checks the many falsehoods.
1. Today, the Trump administration’s HHS Dept., under RFK Jr., released a review of transgender healthcare.
It has no authors. It pushes pseudoscience and conversion therapy. It does not follow a scientific process. My fact check of the Trump HHS review. Subscribe to support my journalism. [image or embed] — Erin Reed (@erininthemorning.com) May 1, 2025 at 4:19 PM
• New York Times: A federal judge appointed by Donald Trump has barred the Trump administration from using the Alien Enemies Act to deport people it has deemed to be criminals. The 18th-century wartime law is intended for use against members of a hostile foreign nation in times of declared war or during a military invasion, • Kenneth-in-the-212: Check out this week’s round-up of LGBTQ publications including the latest from Attitude Magazine featuring Diego Calva sharing what it was like to kiss Jacob Elordi in the new film On Swift Horses. 
• Broadway Cares: The annual Red Buckets campaign this Spring raised a record-shattering $6,849,510 in the lobbies of 57 Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring productions. Leading the fundraising competition were Broadway’s Sunset Blvd. and Good Night, and Good Luck, each raising over $300K. • STAT News: People with autism and parents of autistic kids are panicked over Robert Kennedy Jr.’s plan to create a national registry of people with autism, something they fear could be used against them when it comes to employment, education, housing, insurance, and other issues.
New from @rosebroderick.bsky.social: People with autism and parents of autistic kids are asking clinicians to erase their diagnoses and cancelling appointments with medical professionals over fears of a national registry www.statnews.com/2025/05/01/a…
[image or embed] — J. Emory Parker ️ (@jaspar.bsky.social) May 1, 2025 at 1:46 PM
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