In this Newsday Tuesday episode of the Richie & John podcast, the duo delves into notable LGBTQ+ related topics. From Super Bowl political maneuvers and an extremely unpopular presence at the game in New Orleans by the President of the United States to the NCAA's divisive ban on trans women in sports, they shed light on key issues affecting the community. The misgendering row in Congress by an Illinois Congresswoman towards a Transgender colleague from Delaware underscores ongoing bias, while Lambda Legal's legal battles offer hope. Discussions on censorship in a Texas museum and a concerning pause on LGBTQ+ cases by the federal EEOC reveal systemic challenges. However, a positive note is found in the National Football League's reinforced commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, highlighting the role of DEI in sports and business growth. Richie Roy and John McMullen stress its importance amid anti-DEI efforts, urging support for inclusive business practices.

Takeaways:

• Super Bowl becomes a political hotbed and rapist president is pissed off

• NCAA's trans ban ignites debate

• Misgendering in Congress highlights bias

• Lambda Legal fights for LGBTQ+ rights

• Texas museums and artistic censorship

• EEOC delays on LGBTQ complaints worrying

• DEI's role in business and sports success stressed

• NFL reaffirms commitment to diversity and inclusion

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