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California could ban stores from selling toys in separate girls’ & boys’ sections
“No child should feel stigmatized for wearing a dinosaur shirt or playing with a Barbie doll,” bill co-author Evan Low said.
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Woman claims she was fired after her male co-worker sexually harassed her & her partner
The co-worker had “never been with a lesbian before” and openly hoped to have sex with both the executive and her partner. She was the one let go when the company “restructured.”
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South Dakota passes “religious freedom” bill that could legalize discrimination
“I find it offensive when people play the LBGTQ-whatever card,” the bill’s sponsor said when people raised objections.
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GOP lawmakers remove LGBTQ people from hate crimes bill with worst possible excuse
South Carolina Christian conservatives complained that a hate crimes bill about violent crimes and vandalism could “threaten religious liberty.”
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College athletes demand NCAA cancel tournaments in states that ban trans athletes
The NCAA says it supports trans athletes and welcomes them, but has stayed mostly silent as legislators nationwide target trans teens and college students who participate in sports programs.
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Mississippi Governor blames Biden for “encouraging transgenderism” as he signs anti-trans bill
Mississippi became the first state to pass a transgender sports ban this year, and apparently, it’s Biden’s fault?
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Alabama schools teach that homosexuality is wrong. That could change soon.
Sex education programs must teach that being gay is unhealthy, unacceptable, and illegal. A bill to change that passed the state house.
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GOP lawmaker apologizes for “colored babies” remark during abortion debate
But the state’s non-binary legislator had a sharp comeback for the anti-LGBTQ Republican.
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Gay & lesbian former employees say standing up for a trans woman cost them their jobs
Multiple lawsuits allege that a Houston bakery discriminated against the dismissed employees.
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“Christian” Trump supporters yell vulgar slurs at trans kids attending Florida school board meeting
They called them “queers” and “pedophiles” while holding signs that read, “straight & proud,” but more and more students kept showing up to speak.