Jo Yurcaba is a reporter whose work focuses on LGBTQ+ issues and social justice. Their articles have been featured in NBC News, AOL, Inc., Knowledia, KPRC, and Yahoo News. Jo's reporting covers a range of topics including discrimination, legal battles, activism, and the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals.
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Jo Yurcaba's articles primarily cover LGBTQ rights, transgender issues, discrimination, and legislation. The coverage mainly focuses on legal policy regulation, evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news within the political and crime themes.
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By: Jo Yurcaba
In an exclusive interview with Katie Couric 25 years after their son’s death, Judy and Dennis Shepard reflect on his legacy and the state of LGBTQ rights today.
By: Jo Yurcaba
A Texas school district reversed a high school's restrictions on a production of “Oklahoma!” after a transgender teen lost his role in the show, prompting backlash from the community.
By: Jo Yurcaba
At a crowded meeting Monday, one community member asked the school board to reinstate the original “Oklahoma!” and “let the students sing!”
Becky Pepper-Jackson, 13, a transgender teen at the center of a legal battle over transgender participation in West Virginia sports, after a hearing in Richmond, Va., on Friday.
By: Jo Yurcaba
Restrictions on gender-affirming care for transgender youth were the most common, with 21 such laws passed this year.
By: Brooke Sopelsa, Jillian Eugenios, Jo Yurcaba, Nicole Childers
This year's best LGBTQ books include Blackouts, Page Boy, Couplets, Big Swiss, Family Meal, Lush Lives, Moby Dyke, Mrs. S and Ponyboy.
Ohio's governor on Friday vetoed a bill that would have restricted both transitional care for minors and the participation of transgender girls on school sports teams.
By: Jo Yurcaba
Research over the last decade has found that lesbians have more orgasms than straight women, but questions remained as to why.
Aiden Cordero, 18, was suspended from her Florida high school in February for using the girls' bathroom.
By: Jo Yurcaba
NEW CASTLE, Del. — Delaware state Sen. Sarah McBride won the Democratic primary for the state's lone U.S.
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