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Two men were kicked out for dancing together at a straight bar
A bar employee allegedly used anti-gay slurs when kicking the entire group out.
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Gang beats gay man to death on Christmas morning just to steal one dollar from him
No passing drivers or pedestrians stopped to help the 61-year-old #gay man as he lay dying in the busy public street.
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Trump removes “sexual orientation” from Department of the Interior’s anti-discrimination guidelines
And the official explanation for their removal contradicts the Trump administration’s reasoning in several LGBTQ-related Supreme Court cases.
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Gay couple beaten by a gang of men for holding hands at a food truck
They punched one of the victims in the face and then kicked him when he was on the ground.
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Trump invites pastor who called homosexuality an “epidemic” to UN panel on overturning sodomy laws
Johnnie Moore opposes LGBTQ equality in the U.S., but he represented the Trump administration’s effort to decriminalize homosexuality abroad.
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33-year-old Yahira Nesby is the 25th known transgender murder victim this year
Police have made an arrest.
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A gay 12-year-old died by suicide after relentless bullying. His mom says the school did nothing.
Three days after she last reported the ongoing abuse to school officials, he took his own life.
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A school board trustee compared LGBTQ children to vampires & cannibals. He just won an award for it.
He previously compared being gay to being a vampire or a pedophile, and cornered a student over a film screening. That somehow earned him a ‘prestigious’ award for ‘defending children’s wellbeing’.
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Nike under fire for failing to recognize trans contractor’s pronouns, gender identity
At least one co-worker told the trans contractor that it was against her religion to refer to them as they identify, while others literally began to ignore the contractor rather than correct themselves.
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DC mayor Muriel Bowser formally objects to Trump admin ‘religious objection’ rule
The leading executive of the District of Columbia joined several other officials in writing a letter objecting to HHS’s ‘fundamentally wrong’ discrimination.