In California, 10% of the Legislature now identifies as LGBTQ
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — While LGBTQ candidates and their supporters held several historic victories nationwide in this year's midterm elections, California quietly hit its mark: at least 10% of its state legislators publicly identify as LGBTQ, which is believed to be a first for any US legislature. USACalifornia lawmakers, all Democrats, are proud of his success but say it underscores the hard work left in their own state and elsewhere, such as dealing with the consequences of measures such as Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law, which prohibits some lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity, or laws in other states that…
