Page 3
-
A Black gay journalist was told to stop “queening out” on camera. Now he’s speaking out.
He says he suffered so much racist and homophobic discrimination that the stress gave him a medical condition.
-
Older LGBTQ workers face special jeopardy from widespread workplace ageism
The Supreme Court may have granted LGBTQ workers protection, but that doesn’t mean the workplace is any less hostile if you’re older.
-
Gay man called a “fa***t” & fired. Now he’s suing under last month’s historic Supreme Court ruling.
This man was allegedly fired for being gay four days after the Supreme Court said that’s illegal.
-
South Korea threatens to out LGBTQ people after 86 coronavirus cases linked to gay clubs
Contact tracing is outing gay people as anti-LGBTQ rhetoric ramps up dramatically.
-
Surgeon sues hospital because of his co-workers’ anti-gay harassment after he came out
A supervisor called him part of the “a**-to-mouth crew” and blamed LGBTQ patients’ illnesses on their “lifestyle.”
-
A trans woman’s coworkers terrorized her & vandalized the workplace. Her boss fired her.
She was forced to use a name tag with a pre-transition picture & faced daily hatred – someone even drew a penis on her bathroom door. Now she’s suing.
-
A musical theater teacher was outed to her bosses. She was fired immediately.
An anonymous person called the school to tattle on her. Now the school is scrambling to hire someone else to direct its musical.
-
SCOTUS Justice Clarence Thomas may not be in court tomorrow. He can still rule against LGBTQ rights.
A Supreme Court justice doesn’t have to listen to arguments in person to make a decision.
-
Judge says repeatedly misgendering a trans employee isn’t necessarily harassment
Just because Starbucks corporate policy prohibits misgendering employees as harassment, doesn’t mean the state has the same standards.
-
In historic first, trans woman in Russia wins discrimination lawsuit against employer
A transgender Russian has never “managed to defend [their] labor rights in court”… until now.