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After years of delay & billions of dollars, Charlotte NC finally passes LGBTQ nondiscrimination law
Republicans launched a culture war over the city’s nondiscrimination ordinance in 2016 and the religious right has been focusing on transgender people ever since.
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Mystery & grief surrounds murder of Tierramarie Lewis as authorities keep erasing her identity
Despite changing her name, Tierramarie Lewis has been deadnamed and misgendered since her death.
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Heroic mom grabs phone from man following her trans son to the bathroom to take pictures of him
“What bathroom are you going to use, tranny?” the ex-trans activist shouted. That’s when mom intervened to protect her 17-year-old son.
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Man who defaced Pride crosswalk to celebrate Trump’s birthday won’t face hate crime charges
The city was the victim of the crime and cities don’t have a sexual orientation, according to the State Attorney.
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Three injured in brutal anti-gay hate crime in New York City subway
He allegedly beat two teens after shouting anti-gay remarks, and then he punched a woman who tried to intervene.
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Family of gay teacher caught in predator “sting” sues saying cops hid evidence proving his innocence
The Texas man left behind a suicide note that’s raising a lot of questions – including evidence the police “lost” and never mentioned.
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Trans city councilor tells off local Star Wars shop owner who posted obscene transphobic sign
Saying he doesn’t give a “f**k about feelings anymore,” the owner is loudly casting his lot with the dark side.
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Sue Bird & other out basketball stars lead US women’s team to Olympic gold medal
Sue Bird now has more Olympic gold medals than any other basketball player in history. But the internet just couldn’t get over seeing her and Megan Rapinoe together on a global stage.
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President Biden nominates out philanthropist to serve as Swiss ambassador
He also nominated an out official to continue serving as the chair of the agency regulating credit unions.
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Out NFL player Carl Nassib breaks his silence weeks after coming out
“It’s been good to not have to lie when I come in to work everyday,” he said ahead of his first season competing while out.