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Trans woman found stabbed to death in her apartment after attending a late night party
She attended a party in the early morning hours on the day of her death and posted footage from the event on her Facebook page.
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NJ city councilor who went on an anti-gay rant during coronavirus meeting escapes censure
To be blunt, the entire Trenton, New Jersey City Council sounds absolutely bonkers.
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These men have to look at vile anti-LGBTQ signs every time they walk out the door
Their neighbor says he’s “spreading awareness” and “empowering others” with his disgusting display of hate.
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Small Ohio town passes human rights ordinance via Zoom during pandemic because “people can’t wait”
“The world seems to be on hold, but many people can’t wait to be afforded basic legal protections everyone else has.”
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A group of gay men threw a days-long “rona rave” in NYC. Some of them are healthcare workers.
They posted videos and photos of the party on Instagram.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg back in hospital with infection
She’s not letting it stop her, of course. She’ll participate in court arguments today via telephone from her hospital bed.
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Department of Justice files legal support for church challenging coronavirus prevention measures
Vice President Mike Pence congratulated the DOJ for prioritizing “prayer and worship” over the health of the local community.
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NJ city councilor goes on unhinged 10-minute anti-gay tirade during coronavirus meeting
“We don’t have b*tch *ss men in my family. We got real men in my family. That’s all you are. B*tches! That’s right. Running around here with young men. B*tch *ss motherf*ckin’ mayor!”
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Appeals court strikes down Jacksonville civil rights ordinance after hate group sues
The law was tossed out on a technicality, but the city has promised to re-pass the LGBTQ-inclusive ordinance ASAP.
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GOP lawmaker who blamed gays & ‘drag queen advocates’ for mass shooting gets stomped in election
The head of the Ohio GOP had publicly called on Keller to resign, but she said voters should decide if she should stay in office. They did.