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Gay Senator furious after being turned away from giving blood despite meeting guidelines
Getting rid of the FDA blood ban would empower 175,000 likely gay and bi male donors to give an estimated 300,000 pints of additional blood annually, potentially saving over a million lives each year.
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Lawyers wants a judge to recuse himself because he won’t refer to transgender women as “males”
They say respecting trans women’s gender “would leave an impartial observer gravely concerned that the Court has prejudged the matter.”
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The woman at the center of trans employment case currently before the Supreme Court has died
Aimee Stephens’ discrimination case was heard last October and the Supreme Court could issue a ruling as early as this week.
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Catholic school claims it had the “religious freedom” to fire a teacher diagnosed with cancer
What happened to caring about the sick? All she wanted was some time off to seek treatment.
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Deranged attacker stabs San Antonio trans woman to death because “God told him to”
The man asked her, “God sent me here to kill you because you have done something wrong! What have you done wrong?”
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Lawyer defending barber who refused to close for coronavirus has history of fighting LGBTQ rights
He once argued that two county non-discrimination ordinances would “legalize polygamy, incest, pedophilia and necrophilia.”
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Transgender plaintiff in Supreme Court case under hospice care as family seeks financial help
The average cost of a funeral is between $7,000-$12,000. Her contribution to trans people could be beyond value.
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The escort found overdosing with Andrew Gillum went to a birthday bash. He’s a former nurse.
He uploaded a video of the birthday boy blowing out candles on the cake before it was served.
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A babysitter was caught on video slapping a boy for being a “gay a** b**ch” & his family went to war
For once, there’s a happy ending.
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Amazon is paying a gay bar to make 10,000 free meals for first responders
The meals are going to police, medical workers and “neighbors in immediate need” during the coronavirus epidemic.