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Queer Idaho: “This is my home too.”

48,000 queer people call Idaho their home. As the state legislature ramps up the passage of policies targeting queer Idahoans, they are preparing to defend their place in their state.

By Valerie Osier
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A magnifying glass over a map of Idaho, focusing on an area that shows a rainbow progress pride flag. The map is tinted purple and shows cities like Ketchum, Fairfield, and Gooding. The magnifying glass highlights the vibrant colors of the pride flag against the muted background. A 'RANGE' logo appears in the top right corner. The image suggests a focus on LGBTQ+ issues or presence in Idaho.
Thousands of queer people have been born and raised in Idaho and call the state their home. (Art by Erin Sellers)

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