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A Christian teacher demanded a religious exemption to using trans students’ names. A judge said no.
Music teacher John Kluge sued the school he used to work for, claiming that as a Christian he couldn’t be required to call trans students by their names. The judge was not impressed with his argument.
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Police arrest a serial criminal for the anti-gay slashing of a Hispanic man in Queens
The victim, who immigrated to America to escape violence and abuse in his home country, had to quit work because he is suffering from anxiety and depression.
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Progressive activist apologizes after calling gay city councilor a “hissy b***h”
It isn’t the first time he’s been involved in a back-and-forth with a councilor, but the last time the shoe was on the other foot.
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17 GOP states ask federal court for right to deny transgender kids medical care
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Texas
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Students rally for cheer coach who says he was fired because he’s gay
Coach Mike helped his team get national recognition before he was suddenly fired. Now his cheerleaders are standing up for him.
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Gay political donor Ed Buck finally goes on trial for deadly drug fetish after years of injustice
Buck allegedly got off on injecting other men with methamphetamine. Two Black men died at his hands, but the wealthy white Democrat kept escaping justice. Until now.
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Two trans women could go to jail for defending themselves in alleged hate crime
Police hid evidence that the women were actually attacked first, while one of the officers called them “tr***ies” multiple times. The judge is letting the trial go forward.
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Death threats force transgender magician to cancel library shows
“I put on a family-friendly magic show,” magician Mikayla Oz said after some area residents told her to stay out of their town.
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Secret ethics investigation clears DA who won’t prosecute gay domestic abuse cases
What does the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility have to hide?
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California Republicans wanted to honor Nancy Reagan for a year. This bi Democrat wasn’t on board.
Out Assemblyman Alex Lee gave a short blistering speech before his colleagues voted and let them know exactly why he opposed the measure.