Anti LGBTQ Activity Surges NH Groups Blame Political Rhetoric / Public News Service

Human-rights activists in New Hampshire say the growing number of anti-LGBTQ+ bills at the Statehouse is encouraging right-wing extremists to intimidate and threaten members of the community. In the weeks leading up to the fatal shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, experts say anti-LGBTQ+ activity surged, including the recent protest of armed white nationalists at an LGBTQ+ family-friendly story hour in Concord. Linds Jakows, co-founder of the group 603 Equality, said policies demonizing a specific group of people have real-world consequences. ...

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