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Mississippi is the first state to pass a law attacking transgender youth
The governor is blaming the ban on transgender girls in sports on Joe Biden.
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Mormon students light up BYU sign in rainbow colors to support equality. The school may expel them.
Brigham Young University has denounced the display and said it violated their policies. They weren’t as worried about anti-LGBTQ fliers that appeared on campus though.
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Arizona passes anti-mask law after Republican argues masks weren’t used to stop AIDS
“We heard about that in the ’80s. Yet no masks were required.”
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Teachers spell out racial slur with giant Scrabble letters. Parents are pissed.
“I don’t believe it that five Caucasian teachers, not one of them knew that. Maybe one didn’t know it, maybe two didn’t know it, but all five didn’t know it?”
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A teacher spoke about a trans woman for 2.5 minutes. Now parents want him fired.
When the teacher highlighted Marsha P. Johnson during his “Person of the Day” segment on the school’s e-learning platform, he couldn’t have guessed what would happen.
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Professor blames WiFi radiation for anti-gay & racist tweets. He still got fired.
Coronavirus is an internet-fueled “leftist stunt” that had “failed,” according to the ex-professor.
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Committee hearing devolves into chaos after GOP lawmaker calls LGBTQ people “deviant”
The committee was debating a proposed law that would ban the gay or trans “panic” murder defense when things turned ugly.
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Court sides with school that censored 4th-grader’s pro-transgender essay
The principal allegedly said it’s “not age-appropriate to discuss transgenders, lesbians and drag queens outside of the home.”
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Gay couple viciously beaten while walking together in parking garage
One man had his arms around the other and the alleged assailants shouted anti-gay slurs. But police don’t want to call it a hate crime.
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Bill introduced in Congress to create a national monument to Ruth Bader Ginsburg
March is Women’s History Month and there are few in American history that has had such a profound effect on the lives of women nationwide.