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Georgia Republicans snuck in a last-minute trans sports ban that is expected to become law
The legislation was “shoved through in the closing minutes of the session without a full explanation” and was “so rushed that some lawmakers may not have known what they were doing.”
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Bill that creates straight-only marriage while allowing child marriage could get a vote this week
The Tennessee bill creates a new type of marriage just for straight people. There is no age requirement.
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Texas Republican promises to copy Florida’s Don’t Say Gay law
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick also wants parents to boycott Disney because the company opposes the Don’t Say Gay law.
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Dell “caught red-handed” discriminating against a trans employee, lawyer says
Dell first said it laid off a trans employee because she was unable to travel while transitioning. Then, when faced with a lawsuit, the company claimed the real reason she because she was a bad employee.
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COVID may leave the red states with a lot of erectile dysfunction problems
There’s plenty of evidence that the virus can cause men a lot of sexual problems, so red states will be dealing with a lot of bedroom issues for a while.
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Majority of Americans support talking about LGBTQ people in schools
The survey comes amidst an all-out conservative attack on LGBTQ youth.
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Florida teachers say they plan on defying the state’s new Don’t Say Gay law
The governor says the law will “protect” kids from “indoctrination.” Teachers say it’ll place additional stress on them while shutting down vital conversations.
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LGBTQ rights legend Gerald Bostock’s case still hasn’t been heard almost a decade after he was fired
Gerald Bostock’s former boss accused him of visiting “former boyfriends — because he is gay” with work funds in firing him. Now he’s asking a court to rule in his favor.
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Disney just released a very gay kids movie
Liberals say Disney is not inclusive enough. Conservatives say its too “woke.” Now, a gay 13-year-old theater kid has entered the conversation.
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Court rules Honduran trans woman who spent 3 years in ICE custody should have been granted asylum
“Any reasonable adjudicator would be compelled to find a pattern or practice of persecution against Transgender women in Honduras.”