M-Care Healthcare

03/08/2026

Sisters.

03/08/2026

We’re excited to have been a small part of this VERY BIG DEAL! Thanks Sea Somber for your work and we look forward to seeing the finished project!

03/08/2026

P*e In Protest Signs

03/07/2026

Josh’s new toy. You may see YARBO running around mowing and w**d eating. It even does snow removal!

03/07/2026

Why was the roast wearing a rainbow?
It’s LGBBQ 🤣

The science behind the iridescence lies in the structural composition of the muscle fibers and depends a lot on how the meat is cut. The phenomenon known as light diffraction, occurs when light waves encounter an obstacle or slit that is comparable in size to its wavelength. Similar to how a prism works, the light is fractured and bent creating the rainbow effect. The tightly packed, parallel muscle fibers act as diffraction gratings, scattering the light. This occurrence is purely physical and does not affect the safety or quality of the meat.

03/07/2026

Extra! Extra! Read all about it!

Kansans won’t know until at least Tuesday if a judge will delay implementation of the state’s new “bathroom law,” but a concession by Attorney General Kris Kobach means key components of the law can be delayed until March 26.

03/06/2026

Shared with permission. Thank you Mick.

03/06/2026

S*x Positive

03/06/2026

03/05/2026

Thousands of dollars in donation and support have poured in from across the world to support transgender Kansans. We are so thankful for the support and all donations will be poured straight back into caring for our community.

For help or to donate:
LGBTQ Foundation of Kansas is available for mutual aid. QR code below takes you to a form to request assistance or to donate to the mutual aid fund.

Affirmative Care Essentials - ACE Foundation is available to help with healthcare needs, clothing closet, and food pantry. Send us a message to request assistance or donate at acefoundationict.org

03/05/2026

Come on injunction!

A Kansas judge has scheduled a hearing for Friday (6 March) to discuss a lawsuit challenging Senate Bill 244, which invalidates driver’s licenses and birth certificates for individuals who changed their gender marker and imposes restrictions on bathroom usage based on s*x assigned at birth.

Two transgender men from Lawrence, KS filed the lawsuit, claiming the law violates their constitutional rights, potentially exposing them to harassment, violence, and negative impacts on their mental health and employment. The plaintiffs are represented by attorneys from the ACLU and the law firm Ballard Spahr.

During a scheduling conference on Tuesday (3 March) in Douglas County District Court, Judge James McCabria set a hearing for Friday afternoon to hold oral arguments on a motion by plaintiffs for a temporary restraining order.

McCabria acknowledged a restraining order would be an “extraordinary remedy” for a law that has “broad application.” He noted the ruling would not be “a determination of final merits” in the case, and that he could continue to “weigh things later.”

The law, which took effect on 26 February, faced opposition for its fast-tracked passage by a GOP-led Legislature, which dismissed concerns regarding costs, potential harm to transgender individuals, and constitutional implications.

The law includes a provision allowing individuals to sue those they believe have violated bathroom use regulations, potentially leading to significant fines for public entities who fail to enforce these rules.

📷 Envato

03/04/2026

Even Lola knows gender affirming healthcare saves lives and she doesn’t have a lot going on upstairs… 🩵🩷🤍